Sentence examples for singly rather than from inspiring English sources

Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins, however, believes the country needs an anthem which represents England singly, rather than the United Kingdom on the whole.

Fruit bodies tend to grow singly, rather than in fused clusters, and, unlike H. peckii, they do not have bulbous stems.

While the extra step of preparing that "dummy" federal return is a big-time hassle, it also provided us, for the first time, the opportunity to see exactly how much more we paid in taxes because the federal government forces us to file singly rather than jointly, as our straight counterparts are able to do.

More importantly, a single-array method is (vi) potentially very practical for applied medical diagnostics, because individual patients can be analyzed at once, even when they come singly rather than in batches.

We examined each organochlorine singly, rather than including other organochlorines in the models as potential confounders, in order to compare results with previous studies and because the levels of many organochlorines were highly correlated.

More importantly, a single-sample method is (v) more practical for applied medical diagnostics, because individual patients can be analyzed at once, even when they come singly rather than in batches.

In 1965 R. J. Wenzel discovered that filters which were singly terminated, rather than the usual doubly terminated, were complementary exactly what was needed for a diplexer.

TiO2 microparticles were used to structure the surface with a homogeneous distribution of singly dispersed particles, rather than a homogeneous closed coating on the surface.

Whereas in the classical stress-induced hyperthermia, cohort removal was used, in a recently described modification of the stress-induced hyperthermia model singly housed mice rather than groups of mice were used.

This formulation of the problem allowed us to consider the scenario in which a second drug resistance mutation occurs during the growth of a population of singly resistant mutants rather than assuming that dual mutations occur during a single replication event.

Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, commanding his first big football match, had agreed to relieve a crush outside the ground by opening an exit gate to allow a crowd of supporters to enter together, rather than singly through the turnstiles.