Sentence examples for be based only on the from inspiring English sources

The treatment progress of patients with vertebral fractures should not be based only on the clinical outcomes, but on the humanistic ones as well, such as the health related quality of life (HRQOL) outcome.

On the other hand, it has to be stressed that the pathogenesis of preterm delivery is multifactorial, and the screening cannot be based only on the assessment of the cervix, even though cervix length is one of strongest predictors of preterm delivery [ 1].

The European Union can be based only on the rule of law.

However, your grade for assignment #3 will be based only on the functionality you demonstrate on November 15.

But often the news release is sent without the full paper, so reports may be based only on the spin created by a journal or an institution.

That wrings extra dollars out of suckers -- er, customers -- who don't know that tips should be based only on the pretax figure.

6) Our data on ambulatory services received were based only on the pilot study linked to just one hospital.

It's based only on the necessity to keep power," Sannikov says.

Each published report is based only on the trade of suffering".

"Before her innovations the female dance was based only on the movement of the arms".

The training is based only on the outputs of sensors collocated with the actuators.