Sentence examples for but commonly only from inspiring English sources

In the sand impaction group the number of projections varied, but commonly only two to three projections of the ventral portion of the abdomen were obtained.

Double glazing, with two panes bonded to a metal tubular separator that contains a desiccant, is cost-effective in northern climates, but triple glazing is used commonly only in regions above about 55° to 60° latitude.

In the west it is commonly only taught as a healing technique and is very similar to chi kung.

In any one thicket there are commonly only two genera of delicately branching corals involved.

Most commonly, only one tooth is injured, which is primarily a maxillary anterior tooth.

In pharmaceutical development the pore structure is most commonly only described by the total porosity of the tablet matrix.

Compounds with 1,4-dicarbonyl structural motif are important intermediates for the synthesis of heterocyclic compounds and commonly only accessible by an Umpolung strategy.

Second, methods used in this early economic analysis are vaguely described in the literature and are commonly only pilot studies [3, 13, 16, 21 24].

Commonly, only about 11 or so orishas are widely recognized throughout the African diaspora.

Prior to the launch of the weekend edition, The Wall Street Journal had commonly only been delivered to business addresses.

There could be as many as 30 scales in one stomach, but more commonly only a few.