Sentence examples for may only vary from inspiring English sources

In the usual historical strategy, units may only vary slightly from each other, but here the hulking greenskins play completely differently to the dwarves, while vampire counts barely need an army.

Thus, there might be multiple small fragments yielded from the digestion, or the digested fragments between genotypes may only vary by a few base pairs.

As illustrated in Additional file 1, by simplifying the repeat copy numbers we have artificially reduced the resolution of the method and its ability to distinguish between closely related strains that may only vary by a partial repeat at one or more of the loci.

Since, in practice, signals are never perfectly periodic, we relax this constraint by assuming that, given a reference period T, the length of other periods may only vary by an estimated percentage α of the reference period such that the minimal and maximal lengths of the cycles are Tmin = (1 – α) T and Tmax = (1 + α) T, respectively.

The social environment males that are confronted with may not only vary between but also within species, and males may respond with behavioural plasticity by choosing alternative mating strategies (Bretman et al. 2011).

This factor may not only vary from individual to individual, but within individuals within the same day.

Primate vocalizations may not only vary in relation to predators but also the quality of an interaction.

Given the previously mentioned evidence regarding the role of CNP, there is a possibility that performances of a MI-based BCI, which uses ERD based features, may not only vary between paralysed and able bodied people, but importantly between paralysed people with and without CNP.

The salivary duct system, previously thought to be regulated by dopamine only, may vary in functions along its length, as the initial acinar-close segments have a dopaminergic and a serotonergic innervation.

Diagnosis is particularly challenging in children in which presenting symptoms may vary widely and may only consist of subtle extraintestinal manifestations [ 11].

Although they may vary only subtly but the variation is difficult to decipher or correlate just based on sequence-structure-function comparisons.