Sentence examples for only few systems from inspiring English sources

In the past, different model systems have been used to either understand the genomic basis of phenotypes, or the fitness effects of phenotypic variation in response to different environmental conditions in nature, but in only few systems have we a thorough understanding about the ecological context in which phenotypic traits evolve and the genomic basis of respective traits.

Although only few systems offer links to full-text and related articles, and allow export to bibliographic management software after searches (desirable functions in literature search), one can always (except in one system) follow the PubMed link to use those utilities.

The majority capture or transfer the sample into a liquid format, which is more easily moved and dispensed onto a diagnostic but only a few systems have been developed that can detect and quantify an individual species in near-real-time.

Since then, somatic embryogenesis systems have been developed for a multitude of plant species, but despite the large number of published protocols, only very few systems are actually used in commercial plant propagation.

However, only few nanoparticle systems have so far reached the market.

The architecture of 1 encloses two metal centers inserted among three Schiff bases (2NdIII:3(bsph2−)) resembling a sandwich-shape, is a rare example of triple-decker coordination species with only few similar systems described in the literature.

Only few model systems for the study of leukocyte migration are currently available.

However, in the range of small capacities (<50 kW), <span class="lh">only very few systems were reported.

It is therefore inconsistent that only a few systems have been commercialized or advanced into human clinical trials.

The analysis highlights a general agreement on the semantics of time windows, supported by all the systems we analyzed, and count windows, present only in few systems.

This may seem to do an injustice to computer science — in computer science, only relatively few systems count as performing computations and it takes a lot of difficult technical work to design and build systems that perform computations reliably.