The phrase "able to select only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a capability or limitation regarding the selection of options or items.
Example: "The software is able to select only the relevant data for analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of choosing only" or "restricted to selecting only".
Then the board might be able to select only highly skilled and demonstrably successful teachers for these students.
Until yesterday, voters in some parts of the state would have been able to select only between Mr. Bush and Steve Forbes, the publisher, but the ballot across the state is now to include the four contenders still in the race.
Once data is loaded, being able to select only those pieces that correspond to an arbitrary predicate is the basic block to construct more complex operations, such as grouping and equality joins.
Indeed, other studies that based their primary screens on a positive PA-binding signal in direct ELISA format were able to select only 3 10 antibodies per screen [9] [14].
43 44 We were able to select only those men who provided blood samples in the morning to correct for daily hormone fluctuations, and control for day of the week the blood was drawn and fasting time.
We anticipate that by applying this approach to genome-wide scanning of all possible p53 sites, we will be able to select only those sites which are 'properly exposed' in nucleosomes.
STDP has also been studied in an oscillatory mode, and was shown to be able to select only phase-locked inputs among a broad population with random phases, turning the postsynaptic neuron into a coincidence detector[20].
The inclusion criteria will have first made it possible to select only those subjects able to respond to the assessment.
Thus we were able to select not only those who had contributed the most to the results in the earlier study, but also 'paradoxical cases' who could provide counter-evidence.
For a schematic overview, see Supplementary Figure 3 in Additional file 3. Note that this classification-like approach was used in favour of a standard limma analysis to be able to select genes exhibiting only minor transcriptional changes but that still discriminate between the "high glucose" and "low glucose" pathway members.
