The phrase "above that only" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to specify something that is exclusively mentioned above a certain point.
Example: "Please refer to the section above that only discusses the financial implications."
Alternatives: "only the above" or "the preceding only".
It is commonly assumed, for example by Runciman as mentioned above, that only younger members of a family went on crusade, looking for wealth and adventure elsewhere, as they had no prospects for advancement at home.
These are relatively difficult questions (some already described above) that only overall high-performing students answer correctly.
Subspectrum 3 clearly corresponds to less than one iron out of 28 (1/28 = 3.6%), and it is included in Figure 5 at ∼1.2%, based on our estimate (described above) that only ∼1/3 of the N1b clusters are reduced.
We established above that only HIF-1 is induced by both hypoxia and RA-associated Th1 cytokines and that Th2 cytokines do not induce HIFs in RA FLS.
We noted above that only the (3 S -piperazyl-S-KtzC waS -piperazyl-S-KtzChlorination by KthP, S -piperazyl-S-KtzC enzymatically generated chloropiperazate haS -piperazyl-S-KtzCration.
(Most 35mm and digital SLRs have a maximum "flash-sync" flash-compatible shutter speed; above that only a fraction of the frame would be exposed due to the way in which their "focal-plane" shutter works.
A Keith Haring mural, above, that enjoyed only a brief life on a street in Lower Manhattan in the 1980s may soon return, The New York Sun reported.
Another limitation, discussed above, is that only adipose tissue biopsies from one anatomical location were available for study.
All of the above approaches assume that only the monoisotopic peak is selected for dissociation.
A significant limitation of the above approaches is that only a single point in time is taken into consideration.
The implications of the above findings are that only in CEE countries such as Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, the GES measures a homogenous phenomenon.
