Sentence examples for instruments and only from inspiring English sources

Still, for flamenco purists, the music is defined by the performer's ethnic origin -- Andalucían Gypsy -- and is fixed in its styles, only mutating with the inclusion of new instruments, and only when they are introduced by Gypsies.

The majority of the studies (16, or 84%) used researcher- or teacher-developed evaluation instruments, and only one (Pilli & Aksu 2013) reported a Cronbach's α coefficient of reliability measure.

Then, before allowing himself to rest, he instructed his assistants how to wash the surgical instruments and only when the room was clean and tidy did Rogozov take some antibiotics and sleeping tablets.

The surgeon has to be more skillful to make a surgery in SILS because the surgeon has only three laparoscopic instruments and only one hole in the abdomen cavity.

Eighteen per cent of the screened patients scored above the cut-off level of the screening instruments, and only 31% of these patients were referred to the local trial administrator for the baseline evaluation.

Now, you've got the instruments and only thing is to get a place.

As an interaction with the instrument — and only implicitly the spellbound audience — it was a masterful, gemlike performance.

Once you have exhausted monetary policy as an instrument, and only then, you use expansionary fiscal policy, either through borrowing for public spending or by unfunded tax cuts.

For instance, two of the studies were small and retrospective [10], [17], two studies collected data from proxies (such as GPs) in addition to or instead of patients [10], [19], and the studies based on the zanamivir trial did not use standardised instrument and only estimated the difference in QALYs lost when on antivirals [11].

The initial search yielded 2598 reports: 26 studies reporting supportive care needs among patients with chronic liver disease were included, but few of them were patient-reported needs, none used a validated liver disease-specific supportive care need assessment instrument, and only three included patients with cirrhosis.

They are obsessive, rhapsodic contemplations of yearning, mortality, transformation and sexual ambiguity, set to orchestral instruments, electronics and only occasionally a rock band.