Sentence examples for normally only a from inspiring English sources

Epidermal substitutes are normally only a few cell layers thick and lack normal dermal components [ 122, 123].

There's normally only a few inches between each rider so it's a really exciting sport.

Normally only a handful of matches are played at night for television, but all the courts have floodlights so it was possible to play catch-up.

The minister's visit was highly unusual because normally only a doctor or lawyer can visit a suspect in a police station anywhere in Northern Ireland.

Of the 16 movies he directed before "Saving Private Ryan", 13 turned a profit (normally only a third do).Even more unusually for a talent, Mr Spielberg seems to have a suitish eye for the bottom line.

Finally, due to the rules defined in Section 2.2, normally only a few partials above the twelfth are considered.

Evaporation is normally only an important process near cave entrances; most speleothems from deep within caves therefore result from the degassing process.

Selected strains for this assay are all MATa type cells, which normally only express a-specific genes and inhibit the expression of α-specific genes because of silencing at both HM loci.

Although it's entirely possible to move informally between protestant denominations, many do so only after considerable soul searching, and – as observed in Tony Blair's rather public spiritual journey – a protestant can normally only become a Catholic through formal conversion.

In a typical SNP assay in which the SNP is segregating normally, only clusters A, B, C and F and possibly a few failed and aberrant reactions would be seen.

Professor Andrade said: "Episodes of craving normally only last a few minutes, during which time an individual is visualising what they want and the reward it will bring.