Sentence examples for described only a few from inspiring English sources
On a later expedition, Marsh found the skull of one of these birds, and discovered that it had teeth -- a trait missing from all modern birds, but present in the fossil Archaeopteryx, described only a few years earlier, and then as now the oldest and most primitive bird known.
We have already presented a model including reciprocity in an SNS [21], but described only a few experimental results on it.
Partial or complete slip of the proximal femoral epiphysis has been reported as a complication of hip infection, while to the best of our knowledge, complete separation of the epiphysio-trochanteric nuclei complex has been described only a few times [1, 3], and in neonates rather than in young children.
Though quite a large number of Vibrio phages have been described, only a few of complete genome sequences are known.
When management was described, only a few statements concerned the use of general management strategies in relation to physicians.
Interestingly, the aspect of medical treatment falsifying the outcome of CDC-based cross-matching has hitherto been described only a few times.
These are fascinating: not quite horrific, because they actually describe only a few brutal acts, but compelling, since they show people forever hovering around the cusp of trauma, unable to escape it or to explain it.
While the conventional category of "shape poem" describes only a few of George Herbert's devotional poems, a bibliographic survey of Herbert's poetic opus reveals a menagerie of hinted shapes that participate in Reformation debates surrounding church beauty.
However, as pointed out by Mishara and Bardon [10], it is unfortunate that data from Europe are not available from lower income countries and the few reports that exist describe only a few incidents in a specific area, making generalisation difficult.
Such is the news in today's Times of India, which says that the micro-hyped (that's a term I just came up with to describe only a few days of hype; see Cuil.com's launch for another example of micro-hype) $10 laptop isn't really a laptop at all! Furthermore, no one's really sure why it came to be described as a laptop at all.
