Sentence examples for may only extend from inspiring English sources

Thus, present capacity within most LMICs may only extend to crude coverage of ACS (e.g. all mothers who received 1 dose) and will not differentiate between those who received ACS before (true positives), or after (false positives) 34 weeks completed gestation.

This salvation may not only extend to humans; following Origen, there are passages where he seems to suggest (albeit through the voice of Macrina) that even the demons will have a place in Christ's "world of goodness".

50, 103 In contrast to RBC biomimetic platforms that primarily seek to improve drug circulation time and biocompatibility, nanoparticles that mimic behaviors of platelets may not only extend the half-life of particles in blood but also bind CTCs with mechanisms similar to natural platelets.

The benefits may not only extend to improving decision making by regulators but also by journal editors and researchers as well as potentially improving the quality of performed studies by stimulating consideration of key aspects of these studies during the development of the study approach and protocol.

Left marginal mode alignments may only be extended by aligning left residues x i (central panel of Fig. 2), and right marginal mode alignments may only be extended by aligning right residues x j (center right panel of Fig. 2).

This can only extend their grief.

Customers who have bought (or "licensed") music and films laden with digital and contractual restrictions may feel like their ethical obligation only extends to treating the vendor as well as the vendor treats them.

The survey's coverage only extends to twenty countries and so may obscure the particular outlooks of some in other developing world countries.

This may be hard to show, because the commission's authority only extends to Britain.

My guilt only extends so far, though.

Going around the pain only extends it.