Sentence examples for only by examining from inspiring English sources

Only by examining the contested ballots, which are evidence in the election contest, can a meaningful and final determination in this election contest be made.

Only by examining the underlying code of the webpage does the artwork fully reveal itself: hidden within is a detailed schematic of a nuclear bomb.

Only by examining the canvas at close range can viewers appreciate the enveloping washes of vibrant blue and the hand that produced the lighter blue vertical line.

Many athletes with C.T.E., which can be found only by examining the brains of the deceased, had symptoms like drug abuse, impulse control problems and impaired memory.

The answer that Scholasticism was "school" philosophy and, in fact, "Christian" school philosophy can be understood only by examining the historical exigencies that created the need for schools.

Although we are literally made of the same stuff as stars, that stuff has organised itself so complexly that things such as consciousness have emerged that cannot be fully understood only by examining the bedrock of bosons and fermions.

Outside the cave, in the open, using head lamps, we weighed the birds to the nearest 10 g using spring balances and selected adult birds only, determined by examining plumage wear of their wing and tail feathers and by discarding individuals that had wing lengths below 300 mm, the asymptotic wing length (C. Bosque, pers. obs).

Finding out such sensitive subpopulation and defining it might be only possible by examining molecular level responses to this radiation [ 18].

This is only possible by examining and assessing the variability and internal consistency of the measures with a much larger sample size.

She and the other researchers felt that they could measure such qualities only indirectly, however, by examining how changes in financial reporting may affect analysts' ability to forecast earnings.

Dr. Wicklund describes her horror when she aborted the pregnancy of a woman who had been raped, only to discover, by examining the removed tissue, that the pregnancy was further along than she or the woman had thought — and that she had destroyed an embryo the woman and her husband had conceived together.