Sentence examples for is only inherent from inspiring English sources

As the killer function is only inherent, apparently, in cancer cells, its elimination will hardly invoke any strong side effects, this "Achilles' heel" of the present-day chemotherapy.

Perjury by a witness has been thought to be not enough where the obstruction to judicial power is only that inherent in the wrong of testifying falsely.

The absurdity is only amplified by the inherent weirdness of the Iowa Caucuses themselves.

The finding that funding and publication bias is not only inherent in what is being evaluated but also associated with the results in terms of favorability of health care interventions calls the realistic value of health economic evaluations for decision makers seriously into question.

Caretakers of children in Manhiça perceived ARI as a permanent, inherent illness that is only revealed in occasional discrete attacks.

They proposed that the low precision of swabs is not only inherent in sampling, but that each step in extraction can also introduce error that contributes to the low precision (3 ).

Although many surface modification techniques have been developed to make PDMS surface hydrophilic, induced hydrophilic states are only temporary: PDMS' inherent hydrophobicity will return after a period of time [4, 5].

Cells used in such experiments are only rarely an inherent biological model for the disease of interest.

Several family studies have been conducted to investigate the genetic evidence for SC, and they found that SC could be not only inherent but also a risk factor for obesity [ 24, 25].

However, covariation and substitution saturation are only two parameters of the evolutionary inherent pattern displayed (or hidden) in the data.

Because physiological inferences are only as valid as the assumptions inherent in our methodological approaches, we devote several sections to methodological background and considerations that are all too often ignored when interpreting data.