Sentence examples for only one rarely from inspiring English sources

Only one rarely observed task category, "manipulating honey comb" (TH) demonstrated a consistent difference in proportion across replicates.

In comparison, the DNA barcode approach relies on less rigorous analysis techniques using universally sampled sequences from only one or rarely two markers.

Examining a global war from the perspective of only one belligerent is rarely a good idea.

Yet scattered complaints can be part of a pattern worth pursuing, since such criminals rarely prey on only one victim.

There is only one problem, and it rarely impinges on the show's success: the characters are too busy being decent to be funny.

It is likely that this figure is an underestimate as considerable under-reporting of cases is known to occur [ 15] but nevertheless the incidence of clinical BNP on most affected farms is low, often with only one case per farm, rarely up to 10% [ 3, 11].

When two reviews (sometimes three, rarely only one) have been completed, the Associate Editor parses them into a decision on the suitability of the manuscript for publication in GENETICS.

We'd been into the water at least twice already, and each time we'd tried to catch waves, but I'd had only one short ride; I rarely timed it right.

Regarding hCBCs, the relation to branch lengths was unclear due to the generally low number of hCBCs per branch, i.e. mostly one, rarely two (only seven branches), or three (only Bolbocoleon, Additional file 6B).

In the complex human equation that produces a turncoat, rarely is only one motive at play.

In comparison, a surgical abortion usually entails only one doctor's visit and rarely results in any prolonged discomfort.