Sentence examples for may pertain only from inspiring English sources

Importantly, this improved prognosis may pertain only to patients with mutations in the kinase domain of p110α and to postmenopausal women with estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer.

Hence, comparison of numeric data from the present study may pertain only to other studies using the same standardized commercially available equipment.

The authors concluded that the addition of 6 months of ADT to EBRT resulted in increased OS in men with localized but unfavorable-risk PC and that this result may pertain only to men without moderate or severe comorbidity.

If, as the recent report suggest [ 24] and our study may be interpreted, only subgroups of men would benefit from high serum selenium levels, then beneficial effects of supplementation in interventional studies may pertain only to subgroups and therefore be difficult to detect.

Some may think that such problems pertain only to the United States, but though slavery was not practiced "officially" in Britain, British slave-owners did not (unsurprisingly) release their slaves when returning to their native England.

Several sources of bias may pertain to retrospective case series, the only extant source of data on nitroimidazole treatment failure for giardiasis.

Finally, thermal stresses are not the only stresses that may pertain during a biocatalytic process, albeit sometimes the same mutations can be beneficial in both (e.g. in permitting resistance to oxidation or catalysis in organic solvents).

Therefore, although we cannot exclude that our results pertain only to our area, it is reasonable to suppose that an analogous context may be referred to the Southern part of our country.

Some of them pertain only to the really freaky boys".

Our objections pertain only to research on stem cells derived from embryo cloning.

"The one caveat is that these were all men, and sibling relationships may pertain more to men than to women".