Sentence examples for only some aspects from inspiring English sources

Only some aspects of the policy will be made public, officials said.

It may be localized (inability to recall events during a circumscribed time), selective (can recall only some aspects of an event), continuous (ongoing amnesia following a specific event), or systematized (inability to recall certain categories of events).

In today's ruling the ECHR has ruled that only some aspects of the UK's surveillance regime violate human rights law.

The present discussion will involve only some aspects of metric fixed point theory as it has developed over the years.

Partial reductions thus allow for emergence; we get a partial reduction only, some aspects of the target phenomenon are emergent.

Animal models of migraine are available, but they usually reflect only some aspects of the human condition and additional models are hence useful.

At the beginning of inquiry, the scientist is faced with a concrete whole of experience, but takes notice only of some aspects of it.

Structured analysis of primary literature, including one flawed and two conflicting papers, highly increased students' self-efficacy, but a significant increase in performance was observed only for some aspects of science-process skills.

The problem is that, in practice, the idea works only fitfully – some aspects almost soar; others sag.

It is in "Only Connect: Some Aspects of the Work of Humphrey Jennings" that Anderson comes closest to writing about himself: "the manner of expression was always individual, and became more and more so.

Unfortunately, the analysis of the expected optimization time of a specific algorithm has in general no implications on the behaviour of other algorithms — even if they differ only in some aspects.