Sentence examples for can only proceeds from inspiring English sources
The authors conclude that MT1-MMP-independent invasion can only proceeds when the structural pores formed in collagen gel networks are no longer stabilized by the covalent transglutaminase cross-links that normally determine fibril architecture and structural rigidity in full-length collagen.
Casa de Mi Padre, meanwhile, can only proceed under a veil of irony.
However, commercial exploitation remains some years away and can only proceed after proper survey and evaluation of environmental impacts".
Reformulation is difficult and costly: there are different challenges for each product; recipe change can only proceed at a pace dictated by consumers.
One overwhelming weakness of the UNFCCC process is that it can only proceed if every party agrees; meaning one country or a group of countries can dig the heels in until they get what they want.
But the King case, like any case, can only proceed if the plaintiffs have standing — that is, if they can claim an "injury in fact" from the Obamacare law.
The home secretary would do himself much credit by openly admitting this, an "honest and open" public debate can only proceed if he is honest about the nature of the card he is proposing.
This work is necessary – but it can only proceed with a more sophisticated analysis of how today's landscape of hyperrational power has coerced a new and increasingly potent irrationalism into existence.
Given that each self is "in some measure a cabinet of horrors, civilised relations between selves can only proceed to the extent that nasty little secrets of desire, greed or envy are kept locked up".
Here's a summary from the radio station Europe 1's Web site: Today, a company can only proceed with layoffs for two reasons: going out of business or technological changes.
Importantly, your report failed to note that the evolution of commercially viable clean coal technology with carbon capture and storage (CCS) can only proceed if new high-efficiency, lower-emissions coal plants, such as Medupi and Britain's smaller but equally important Kingsnorth plant, are given the green light.
