Sentence examples for may only proceed from inspiring English sources

In the absence of U.S. connectivity, an applicant may only proceed with a U.S. direct filing if a waiver is obtained from the IPOS to do so.

Subsequent oxidation may only proceed by migration of dissociated oxygen through the oxide layer, and the metallic core is, therefore, only subject to relatively slow oxidation.

Based on the PAPM, it can be expected that people may only proceed to contemplation when they become aware that they engage in too little PA and/or that their PA is not of a sufficient intensity.

Additional constraints may be placed on the model solution, for example that a certain reaction flux may not be negative which then forces the reaction to only proceed in the forward direction.

As to different value τ, we only proceed by translation.

A Frozen Cycle can only proceed a Fresh Cycle that created the embryos to be transferred, therefore it is likely that women used up their stored Frozen embryos in 2010 and may not return for subsequent Fresh Cycles.

Alternatively, a floxed STOP codon may be inserted, whereby transcription of the downstream sequence, commonly a fluorescent reporter construct, only proceeds following Cre-mediated excision (Fig. 1A).

Governments may only allow suits to proceed against themselves by some affirmative action (waiver) of sovereign immunity.

The answer, as a visit to this place on the island of Rügen in the former Communist East Germany seemed to show, is that such projects, of memory and conscience, may proceed only at a halting pace, reflecting the cautious way in which Germans are slowly loosening the bonds of guilt mooring them to a past that is remote in time yet stamped indelibly on the national DNA.

Any exercise of jurisdiction pursuant to paragraph 1 of this Article may proceed only in accordance with these procedures and mechanisms.

These data highlight how infection may proceed only when factors are put into game in a coordinated fashion by intracellular bacteria at precise times upon colonization of the host cell.