Sentence examples for heavier only for from inspiring English sources
Regarding anthropometrical indices, boys were found to be taller than girls at all ages (P < 0.05) and heavier only for the age period from 1 to 3 years old (P < 0.05).
There were the usual complaints about the race starting under the safety car after heavy rain, only for conditions to have improved so much that drivers were in for the lightly treaded 'intermediate' tyres within a couple of laps.
Trailing 3-0 from the first leg in Glasgow, Celtic started brightly in the heavy rain only for the hosts to book their quarter-final place with goals from Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella.
Lest you assume that the festival has turned into an intellectually heavy-duty event only for cinephiles, be assured that it still has a healthy show-business quota.
Grandin's skills are in heavy demand not only for designing systems for slaughterhouses, but also at other businesses involved in handling animals: from McDonald's (through suppliers) and Pfizer Animal Health to Hormel Foods Corp. and Oscar Mayer.
The gradual improvement of the internal combustion engine promised a replacement for the horse, but it saw relatively little application until the middle of World War I and then only for heavier types of artillery.
In addition, these buildings are built by contractors who utilize heavy mechanized equipment not only for foundations (pile drivers and caisson augers) but also for lifting heavy components (a wide variety of cranes and hoists).
This fuel is heavy, making rockets practical only for short, vertical flights into space.
If there is much bleeding -- and autologous donation is usually done only for heavy-bleeding operations -- a patient may need blood from other people anyway.
Mrs E is a 79-year-old female with Alzheimer-type dementia living alone in her own home with assistance only for heavy housework.
Put another way, in combustion applications the L-S effect, while known to be important for diffusion flames involving H g) and H2(g), does not "disappear" for heavier vapors, only to "suddenly" reappear for bona-fide nanoparticles (e.g., "soot")!
