Sentence examples for only described from from inspiring English sources
Secondly, it is important to realise that the quality of the parent child relationship was only described from the perspective of the adolescent.
The new haplogroup M49e and its subgroup M49e1, in contrast, derive from a lineage (M49) only described from tribal populations in Northeast India [ 33] and G2b1a1 as well as B6a1 arise from East Asian haplogroups [ 36, 38].
The single missing taxon is Favia gravida, closely related to Favia fragum, but with a distinct non-Caribbean distribution in that it has been only described from Brazil and West Africa [ 57, 58].
The possession of two pairs of dorsal longitudinal muscles in Rollinschaeta is therefore unusual, with such a muscle arrangement only described from Amphinomidae [ 32] (Fig. 4c, k and l), Polynoidae, Aphroditidae and Chrysopetalidae [ 31].
Actually, a lot of papers consider TCIS or particular classes, and some of them also some aspect(s) of sustainability, but a lot of them did not indicate the improvements or benefits for railways (at least not in their titles, abstracts or keywords), or they only described systems from technical aspects and technological development.
The species was first collected by the Challenger expedition of 1872 1876, but only described as separate from related species by Heinrich Balss in 1914.
The Mascarene parrot was first mentioned by the French traveller Sieur Dubois in his 1674 travelogue and only described a few times from life afterwards.
Family I90: trypsin inhibitors only described in eudicot plants from the order Caryophyllales, and not found by BLAST searches on the selected genomes.
A potential role for ARF in the process of vasculogenesis and/or angiogenesis had previously been postulated [8], stemming from the demonstration that Arf can regulate vascular development in the mouse eye [25], one of the only described functions of ARF aside from tumor suppression.
Many stories must have been told about his dealings with other kings, but none of them have survived; his wars can only be described from the standpoint of his enemies... Penda was played by Leo McKern in Coming of the Cross, episode 3 of Churchill's People, a sympathetic account which was mostly set on the eve of the Battle of Winwaed.
Over the last two months — ever since the Palin family released the news that the young couple had split — Mr. Johnston has been on television regularly, delivering zingers that can only be described, from the perspective of the governor of Alaska, as off-message.
