Sentence examples for highlighted by only from inspiring English sources

Out of the 14 items, 7 of them were highlighted by only one of the hypothesis tests (items 2, 20, 30, 32, 34, 35, 48), six items by two of the tests (17, 23, 29, 41, 49) and one item by all three of the hypothesis tests (item 5).

The Role of Social Health Insurance in guaranteeing equity was highlighted by only 4 articles (2.8%) in each of Morocco and Tunisia.

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Unfortunately, the SEER data does not accurately classify isolated, anatomically specific nodal carcinoma of unknown primary, as highlighted by only 94 patients being recorded as diagnosed with non-heamatological malignancies of specific lymph nodes, such as the head and neck, axilla and inguinal regions.

Of the nine top tech companies recently highlighted by CNN Money, only one -- IBM -- had either a founder or current CEO who is a woman.

Similarly, malnutrition was highlighted by the panel but was only found to be predictive for oral antibiotic failure in one study conducted at tertiary hospital clinics [ 26].

A 2006 report by Alexander Stubb MEP highlighted that by only using English, French and German costs could be reduced from €118,000 per day (for 21 languages then Romanian, Bulgarian and Croatian having not yet been included) to €8,900 per day.

A reluctance to confront potential symptoms was also highlighted by the survey, as only a third of people said they would feel confident about starting a conversation about dementia with someone they were concerned about.

The extent to which low-paid workers in the UK stay trapped in poverty is highlighted by a report showing only one in four workers who were low-paid in 2001 – and who have remained in employment for most of the subsequent decade – went on to escape poverty and move on to higher pay.

Today, by contrast, Gayle's case is a rarity, owing to the diminished supply line of players from the lower leagues to the top flight – something highlighted by the fact that only £40m (or 6.3 per cent) of the record £630m spent on transfers by Premier League teams this summer flowed into the Football League (less than the annual solidarity payments received from the top division).

There are broader concerns only highlighted by the hurricane.