Sentence examples for namely not at from inspiring English sources
The variable measures religious inclination of respondent and has three categories namely: Not at all, infrequent and frequent engagement in religious activities.
Each item of QLICD-CHD is rated in a five-level Likert scoring system, namely, not at all, a little bit, somewhat, quite a bit, and very much.
We used a set of determining factors in distinguishing those women who had poor adherence, namely not attending at least two appointments at the clinic (Infectious Diseases Consultation . Hospital Ramóny Cajal) within six months and not providing reason.
As opposed to the nitride oxidation mechanism, the high Si flux makes it possible for oxidation to occur simultaneously at a number of additional sites namely, not just at the Si substrate surface but also within the QD itself.
Namely, not likely at all.
Perceived intensity of physical activity was categorized in 5 groups, namely: not hard at all [1], a bit hard [2], quite hard [3], very hard [4] and extremely hard [5].
Hence, three different RsaL levels were used, namely "not available" (0), "available at low concentrations" (1), and "sufficient to block LasI" (2) are used.
Our criteria for the definition of specific vs. shared include the following: (i) Except for species-specific proteins, the specificity at other taxonomic levels must meet two conditions, namely not only are they particular at a certain level, but they also simultaneously exist in all categories at the lower levels.
The symptoms are scored by assigning a severity estimate for each symptom on a 4-point Likert-type scale (namely, 0 = not at all; 1 = just a little; 2 = much; and 3 = very much).
The second part of these quoted passages is irrelevant here, for it concerns matters not at issue, namely "orders or contracts for services or for the use of facilities". The remaining parts of the two regulations are similarly irrelevant.
