Sentence examples for only are restricted from inspiring English sources

Many studies have shown that connectivity abnormalities not only are restricted to the ipsilateral or contralateral temporal lobes, but also involved the extratemporal regions, such as thalamus, cerebellum, frontal lobe areas and cingulate gyrus, and occipital regions [ 6, 7].

These tdh genes not only are restricted to V. parahaemolyticus alone but also have been documented in other Vibrio species such as V. hollisae, V. mimicus, and V. cholerae [ 22].

Furthermore, the supported liquid systems not only are restricted to use of one membrane with two liquid liquid interfaces but also can be constructed in series, similar to battery construction, increasing the contact surface area between the two phases and therefore transfer efficiency, which is particular appealing when used in a flow or microfluidic configuration.

Some of those companies insisted that banning vending machines illegally restricts free trade and usurps state law that says the machines can only be restricted.

"My beloved citizens, I assure you, that in enforcing this decree, the rights and freedoms stated in the constitution will only be restricted within the limits of … the constitution, and only to the extent strictly required by the situation," Yameen said.

From April, this will only be restricted to the greater of £50,000 or 25% of total income.

Without source removal, the dissolved plume can only be restricted to within the site by enhanced remediation, and source removal reduces the duration of the dissolved plume.

This suggests that recharge from the relatively enriched dam water may only be restricted to aquifer portions closer to the dam.

It is becoming more widely accepted that therapeutic approaches in HD should not only be restricted to targeting the brain pathology but also major efforts should be made to understand the related peripheral pathologies, including those of skeletal muscles.

Essentially, Humans of Champaign will not only be restricted to individuals that are home to one city, like New York.

In the case of other breeds, ownership can only be restricted if the animal has been declared dangerous by the council in court.