Sentence examples for can only be directed from inspiring English sources

In most cholestatic liver diseases the cause of the disease is not known and therapy can only be directed toward suppression of the pathogenetic processes and amelioration of the consequences of cholestasis.

Some enterprises are so large that they can only be directed at the Russian Republic or All Union central government level -- two or three levels of authority above the City Council.

But the few atom lasers built so far emit more of a blob than a beam, propelled by gravity, so it can only be directed straight down.

Due to a complex and not fully elucidated pathophysiology, there is no cure, and available treatment options can only be directed to amelioration of symptoms in a trial-and-error approach based on patients' individual symptomatology.

In a way, I think it's a good thing that this video has surfaced – there are a lot of people who still seem to think that racism can only be directed towards non-whites, but the truth is it could happen to anyone.

My theory would be that self-preoccupied people have trouble seeing that their natural abilities come from outside themselves and can only be developed when directed toward something else outside themselves.

An army, of course, can only be raised and directed by Congress, in neither has the State power, but it has power to regulate the conduct of its citizens and to restrain the exertion of baleful influences against the promptings of patriotic duty to the detriment of the welfare of the Nation and State.

We can only be less direct and say the evidence suggests...

In those countries unpasteurised cows' milk can only be sold direct to consumers from farms or the farmer, including farmers' markets.

[24 28] However, bacterial cells interacting with ferruginous smectite can only be in direct contact with Fe atoms at the sheet edges of or within defect sites of the clay mineral because Fe in ferruginous smectite is predominantly located in the octahedral sheets that are shielded from the surface by the tetrahedral sheets.

To illustrate, some relationships, including inbreeding, can only be described by a directed acyclic graph (DAG), which excludes tree-based file systems from being used (Supplementary Figure S1).