Sentence examples for is nearly only from inspiring English sources

After particularly strong rain events (2012), the Ca concentration is nearly only half of that in normal rainy seasons.

Non-elongated cell shape of photoreceptors was nearly only found if the photoreceptor layer was included in the clone (Fig. 6E,E′,F).

These populations are nearly only clustered in cluster 2 which could be indicative of a limited gene flow through seeds with the other populations.

It also explains why the transition from [z]/[dz] to [l] is nearly complete only among young Chôan, but not Chiang, speakers.

Projected onto a vertical strip of white fabric, the video is nearly the only set element.

The forest canopy is nearly solid; only the faintest spears of sunlight penetrate the crown.

As Choleric in "Temperaments," Teresa Reichlen's cool delivery is nearly perfect; only a greater suggestion of vehemence is needed.

Recycling old buildings is nearly the only option for developers wanting to create commercial space in Montclair, since — like most of northern New Jersey — it is nearly built out.

Mr. Adamo's sense of timing is nearly perfect: only the final scene, in which Jo muses wistfully about her changing relationships, would benefit from a trim.

Bacteria grown in a mixture of multiple sugars will first metabolize a preferred sugar until it is nearly depleted, only then turning to other carbon sources in the medium.

The M2 is nearly unworn, only small facets being perceivable on the summit of the main cusps (mostly on the metacone).