Sentence examples for only linked to the from inspiring English sources

Instability is not only linked to the explosions.

This correlation showed that canine performance wasn't only linked to the size of the object or training aid; thus, with the mass spectrometer, handlers now have an alternative method for performing evaluations based on vapor concentration rather than the just the object size.

The evolution of the fundamental component is only linked to the initial wave source, P0, and to the propagation distance, z.

The test content of the GEPT is not only linked to the local English curriculum but also takes account of local cultural and social references.

For instance, the toxicity of CPT-11 discussed above is not only linked to the gut microbiome (Stein et al., 2010) but also to genetic variants in the UGT1A1 gene.

It is well-known that SM production is a complicated process, which is not only linked to the expression of special gene clusters, but also with multiply modulatory strategies (Bonasio et al. 2010).

Her only links to the outside world are an old computer, which she uses mostly to pay bills and keep up with current affairs, and a telephone, which she uses mostly to chat with her psychiatrist.

Whether run by volunteers or a professional staff, the societies -- repositories for documents, photographs, maps and artifacts -- are in many cases the only links to the people and events that have shaped history.

At the same time, most Indians' only link to the digital world is a cellular phone, but so far, most development programs have not capitalized on the vast potential of mobile technology for effecting social change.

For read only link to the entire volume, see co-author Paul Uhlir's website.

The profile on law, for example, fails to link to the pages of the Law Society ( www.lawsociety.org.uk in case you are interested) and the pharmaceutical profile only links to the Association for the British Pharmaceutical Industry.