Sentence examples for only invariable from inspiring English sources

They are propositions whose only invariable parts are logical ideas.

Because the thickness of the finger is a nonlinear variable, it is hard to only use invariable light intensity to vein imaging at infrared 850 nm.

The pattern of the sclerites is not only rather invariable between individuals of a species and within the series of pleopods of a species, but also conservative within members of putatively monophyletic groups.

Only one major invariable HP1-binding site was identified in a large interband of the euchromatic region 9C of 2R arm.

In our analysis, we chose probabilities above 50% to consider only the almost invariable anatomical core of each single tract and not its periphery (Thiebaut de Schotten, ffytche et al. 2011).

Perhaps pleasure, or some kind of pleasure, is the typical but not invariable very short-term consequence of dopaminergic activity, but only so long as the dopamine system is functioning within its normal dynamic range (cf. Voruganti et al. 2001) and there are not pathological changes downstream, as may be the case in some anxiety disorders and in some kinds of schizophrenia and depression.

* Monthly was the typical pattern, but not invariable.

In our simulations, female preference was initially invariable, and only one or two of up to 100 loci for male nuptial coloration were polymorphic.

On the other hand, if the productive connections were not invariable and necessary — but only held for the most part — then the physician could reliably but not invariably produce health (Metaphysics, 1026b30-1027a25).

Lobenthal is convincing when he says that the "paper trail records her attempts to put definite boundaries around their relationship.... Yet when she did write, her invariable recitation of only good news also tells us how much she sought his approval".

Thus, disruption of any glucose pathway causes an invariable response differing only in terms of direction and magnitude.