Sentence examples for centres only a from inspiring English sources

For plants of other types (nuclear fuel cycle plants, nuclear fuel-reprocessing plant, research centres), only a few sites were selected to test the feasibility of the approach and its consistency with the available data.

Check if they are done by lifting them from the tray and gently prodding to make sure the outside is firm and the centre only a little soft.

Rome is in a similar position, with just 2% seeing it as a business centre, only a tenth the number who rate it a top place to visit on holiday.

I bought my ticket the day of the performance and although it is a small space (only a few hundred seats on one level), I was seated dead centre only a few rows back from the stage.

Rates of CTC abnormality (figure 2A), subsequent detection of adenomas or cancers (figure 2B), and PPV for CTC (figure 2C) were relatively homogeneous across screening centres: only one centre showed a significantly lower detection rate than the average.

The primary reason why some centres only tried to contact a proportion of children was that many of those born early in the trial would have changed address, possibly several times, and so would be impossible to trace.

There is no proven superiority at this time and experience is limited to a few centres only and relatively small numbers of patients.

For studies consisting of a large number of centres with only a few patients per centre, adjusting for centre as mixed effects produced most precise point estimate of treatment effect, hence were more preferable.

Our simulation results indicated that when a considerable number of centres contains only a few patients, adjusting for centre as a fixed effect may lead to reduced precision (depending on distribution of patients between arms) compared with the naïve unadjusted analysis.

It is likely that this was due to the majority of centres enroling only a small number of patients; only three centres enrolled more than seven patients.

Migrationsverket officials are so stretched that they visit the centre only on a Tuesday, between 1pm and 2pm.