Sentence examples for should only refer from inspiring English sources

Therefore "organic composition" and "organic content" should only refer to the range of organic compounds that could be recovered and identified using our method, and likely represents a portion, consisting mainly of nonpolar compounds, of the total organic content of the hydrothermal fluids.

She scolded us both, saying that we should only refer to him as Dr. Jackson.

When their children go on to provide a World Cup victory for France, we should only refer to them as French".

Maulana Muhammad Shahid Raza, executive secretary of the Wembley-based Muslim Law (Shariah) Council UK told VICE that he welcomes the decision to launch an inquiry, and that arbitration bodies should only refer to themselves as "councils" and not "courts", as they have no statutory legal authority.

In her view we should only refer to care when both are present.

Thus, the term 'active' DNA demethylation of the paternal genome/PGCs should only refer to the 'active' loss of the methyl group per se, keeping in mind that the carbon carbon bond is passively lost during replication.

4) For all their references to neural connectivity in the C. elegans wiring diagram, the authors should not only refer to the canonical White et al., paper but also to the data on the WormWiring.org website.

"Families should only be referred to Cedars as a matter of exception, not routine, which is why we will be sticking by our red line that Cedars should be used in no more than 10% of total family returns".

Dana and Tasha - Are both perfect humans and should only be referred to as such.

Patients should only be referred to secondary care and tertiary (hospital) care when the capacity of the FHS service is exhausted [ 10, 11].

In contrast, developed countries and to a certain extent the WHO secretariat have insisted that benefit arrangements and IP rights should only be referred to in guidelines.