Sentence examples for only for relatives from inspiring English sources

And that is not only for relatives sitting in waiting rooms.

He started making the disks, which resemble elegant hockey pucks, only for relatives.

The analysis was stratified by D4Z4 allele size only for relatives, and also by gender for relatives and probands.

Secondly, when molecular information was partial (only for relatives) or missing, information about animal exchanges was useful to assign the donor to the identified genetic groups using cluster analysis (presumed assignment).

Instead, prevalences of low PF should be used only for relative comparisons between groups of SES.

The level of CEA is better related to survival than is the level of CA19-9, although it retains a clearly prognostic role only for relative survival (while it approaches statistical significance for overall survival).

Boffetta et al. (2008) cited a statistical simulation showing that uncontrolled confounding can account not only for relative risks just above 1, but also for risks in the 1.5 2.0 range (Fewell et al. 2007).

The increased risk of ovarian cancer was evident only for the relatives of known BRCA1 mutation carriers, and the increased risk of prostate cancer was evident only for the relatives of known BRCA2 mutation carriers.

Mr. Sharif had requested that he be allowed to attend the funeral, but another of his lawyers, Khawja Naveed, said the court decided to follow prison rules, which allow prisoners to attend funerals only for blood relatives.

I'll buy that, and I'll buy it on the basis of the restaurant's smooth pâté grand-mère (chicken liver, pork, Cognac) and coarse pâté grand-père (foie gras, pork, port), both of which are such pure joy to eat — on their own, on toasted bread, with mustard, without — that they sent me on a search across the menu not only for close relatives but also for distant cousins.

This had led to Janša's government changing the law, enabling the religious communities to request a review of trials of their deceased members, something which had previously been reserved only for close relatives.