Sentence examples for notes only one from inspiring English sources
Among the five historical figures featured on the notes, only one, the social reformer Elizabeth Fry, was a woman, and she was to be replaced soon by Winston Churchill.
Mr. Thompson, in his post, included a chart — of employment by sector — that underscored the importance of globalization: As he notes, only one line defies the business cycle and just keeps going up: education and health care.
As Véronique Adam, an analyst at J.P. Morgan, notes, only one Cadbury product, its Dairy Milk bar, is truly international (meaning it has more than 1% of the market in more than five of the top 25 countries)—and it is relatively small.
We noted only one study on single-stranded RNA viral genomes that has directly studied the expected and observed frequencies of these out-of-frame stop codons (OSCs) [ 16].
Nevertheless, in checking the articles that were found using the search engines, researchers noted only one article that was not included in the findings based on the term emergency.
Please note only one festival can be chosen per entry; V Festival tickets are for either Staffordshire or Essex, not both, as specified by entrant below.
We noted only one article in the literature where signs of meningeal irritation were observed in patients with CDH [8].
The company has never disclosed how much money it has raised — noting only one backer, Alpine Investors.
Note, only one provider u is selected in (mathcal {F}_{i}^{1}) to relay the broadcast message in sub-frame (mathcal {F}_{i}^{2}) to hexagon.
Of note, only one of the five patients was male (20%), which is in accordance with previous studies on EHE of other organs, in which most patients were women (male to female ratio, 1 4) [1].
Of note, only one EM resident selected lack of interest as a barrier to POC ultrasound use. Figure 1 Percentage of EM residents indicating specific factor as a barrier to increased use of POC ultrasound.
