Sentence examples for only recovered one from inspiring English sources

An earlier investigation of five onychophoran species only recovered one onychopsin sequence from each species [ 16].

In most instances, the assembly only recovered one of the genomes (maximum contig coverage >95%) from the groups of eight intra-species genomes (α = 0.0025).

Notably, with the continuous system we only recovered one attractor in which the observed gene expression configurations found in each cell location mimicked those observed in the root SCN; thus, we recovered the same results as with the discrete version (see below) if we set SCR "ON" at the beginning of the simulation.

Another reason Griffin's rushing value is depressed in ESPN's system is that he has five fumbles on rushing plays this season and has only recovered one (his teammates have recovered two).

For example, inverse PCR from both 5' and 3' ends of C32 produce a single unique product and we only recovered one insertion in plasmid rescue experiments.

According to [18], we assume that the receiver of GEO satellite can only recover one packet on one channel.

The circumscription of Cettia, as proposed here, is not entirely satisfactory, as this clade is not inferred by *BEAST, is not strongly supported in all of the concatenation analyses, and is only recovered in one single-locus analysis (though supported by a unique deletion in the myo alignment).

Even in 2016, it had only recovered to $17,409, about one-tenth the median white family wealth of $171,000.

A collapse in copper production — and a return to the mass layoffs and mine closings of the past — would be a major reversal for Arizona's copper industry, which has only just recovered from one of its worst slumps in decades.

He asks the one and only recovered person who had the same medical condition how he relieved it and goes to the place he refers him to and discovers a place of magic and wisdom.

Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one.