Sentence examples for just a single time from inspiring English sources

Tina Cook kept Britain in the hunt when she recorded just a single time fault, but in truth the powerful German team – who had started the day with two fences in hand – never looked likely to slip up.

Sweden's Rolf-Goran Bengtsson won gold on Ninja La Silla with 6.77 after just a single time fault in his two rounds.

The message directed them to a unique, one-person-one-vote URL to ensure that they would vote just a single time.

This observation highlights the importance of real-time observation using time-lapse video microscopy rather than just a single time point analysis, which can often result in the misinterpretation of cell-cycle transition events.

By considering more than just a single time point in development we demonstrate that development during the reproductive phase in triticale is controlled by dynamic patterns of genetic regulation.

However, most of the organisms present in any given season are found even at just a single time-point if more sequences (millions rather than thousands) are collected from the sample (Caporaso et al. 2012).

The large majority of people reported having problematic over-involvement for just one of these behaviors and just in a single time period.

So I keep talking about this millennial moment as an whole era, not just as a single time.

The advantage of this approach is that it allows the consideration of phenotypes measured longitudinally at all time points, as opposed to just considering a single time point (e.g., SBP1, systolic blood pressure measured at time point 1) or simply taking the mean phenotype over available time points [as was done by Ayers and Cordell 2014].

Although it was clear-cut that the Bolts would be throwing on nearly every down, New England intercepted Rivers only a single time and recorded just a pair of sacks.

It was mentioned a single time in just one of the two pre-eminent 19th-century College histories.