Sentence examples for describe only one from inspiring English sources

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This is because the vast majority of bacterial attachment studies do not perform comprehensive topographical characterization analyses, and typically consider roughness parameters that describe only one aspect of the surface topography.

It is not used to describe only one or two of the groups (65).

Thus, each of the models employed thus far seem to describe only one facet of a more complex reality.

Any two environmental variables that limit an organism's survival and ability to reproduce describe only one plane of this volume.

Binding by WT1 is complex, and these motifs may describe only one possible binding mode of the regulator.

The name haddock is used in Britain to describe only one species, Melanogrammus aeglefinus, and there are no other English common names for it in general use.

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Traditional linear models can describe only one-to-one relationships between two variables say, price and demand with everything else held constant.

Half of the criteria described only one patient characteristic, while the other half required data on 2 to 16 characteristics.

But that describes only one corner of their influence.

The paper described only one way this folding could be done.

"You have described only one day, and yet everything there is to say about prison has been said".

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