Sentence examples for could only be shown from inspiring English sources

1 A.M. (Comedy Central COMEDIANSS OF COMEDY: LIVE AT THE TROUBADOUR So daring they could only be shown past midnight on a Saturday: Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Maria Bamford, Zach Galifianakis, David Cross and Sarah Silverman perform.

The whole exciting sequence of topographical dummies that deceives him could only be shown by a film: the city is on its guard against him, masks itself, flees, intrigues, lures him to wander its circles to the point of exhaustion.

However, the expected lack of habituation could only be shown during distraction.

Long-term trends could only be shown for the former western part of Germany as no long-term data are available for the former eastern part.

A correlation between PFC concentration in the maternal plasma and birth weight of children from mothers of normal weight could only be shown for PFOA.

Gamers complained about the lack of motion tracking - the ability to match the view to movements of the player's head - and even headaches from the graphics which could only be shown in red.

However, these changes could only be showed in mean values but not in individual cases.

Although activation of HSCs with IFN α could so far only be shown in mice, we here explore whether and under which conditions a potentially similar effect in the human situation could improve TKI therapy of CML patients.

In vivo replication for S/MAR-based vector could so far only be shown after sperm-mediated gene transfer [ 47], but not yet with transient transfection using episomal vectors [ 17, 43], unless recently a selection and/or a growth advantage was included into the episomal plasmids by coexpressing Bcl-2 [ 48].

They can also layer on Facebook's other ads targeting criteria so a news website targeting Sponsored Results to people searching for the "CNN" Page could refine their ads to only be shown to 30-50 year old women in San Francisco who Like Barack Obama.

He replied that they could, because it had only been shown to two journalists.