Sentence examples for only tended from inspiring English sources
"While the baby elephant is tended by the entire herd, the orangutan is only tended by its mother; it is the most intense bond in the animal kingdom.
Mean value of lateral E′ maximal velocity was significantly lower in patients who died in the ICU when compared with survivors (10.5 ± 3.7 vs. 11.9 ± 4.5 cm/s: p = 0.04), whereas mean E/E′ lateral only tended to be higher in those patients without reaching statistical significance (Table 2).
There was a basement that had a small selection of electronic records, though, which was very curated and only tended to stock things on Warp, or Basic Channel 12"s.
With regards to Standard Base Excess (SBE), Protein C and SBE correlated strongly positively in ACoTS (rho = 0.87, P < 0.001) whereas these only tended to correlate in non-ACoTS (rho = 0.21, P = 0.102).
Increased supply only tended to stimulate demand.
In general, poverty only tended to get deeper and reach into more neighborhoods.
Women were particularly vulnerable as they not only tended to be poorer than men, but more susceptible to having their wealth impacted by "critical life events".
People socially-assigned as European-only tended to have lower mean psychological distress scores than those who were socially-assigned as non-European.
Terms uncovered using only RECLU tended to have lower P-values than ones using both methods across the comparison.
However, Māori who were socially-assigned as being European-only tended to be more advantaged with regards to socioeconomic measures than Māori socially-assigned as being any Māori or other non-European ethnicity.
Univariate analyses of socially-assigned ethnicity and key variables of individual experience of racial discrimination and self-rated health showed that being socially-assigned as European-only tended to be associated with lower reporting of experience of racial discrimination and better self-rated health than being socially-assigned to any non-European group, including Māori (Table 3).
