Sentence examples for singly taken from inspiring English sources

"Adam was singly taken aside by God from physically evolved humans and the image was divinely imparted to him".

Table 2 shows the results of Cox model analyses focusing on the prognostic effects of singly taken CAFs on OS.

The prognostic effect of singly taken CAFs on OS was investigated using Cox proportional hazard regression models, with and without adjustment for clinical variables.

Indeed, taking the example of the customized bed illustrated in Fig.  2, four mice can be imaged in 25 min (15 min for the emission and 10 min for the CT acquisition) as opposed to approximately 120 min if the animals had been imaged singly (taking into account induction of anaesthesia and positioning of the animals in the SA-PET system).

These conditions, singly or taken together, imply that an analogical argument can fail to generate any support for its conclusion, even when there is a non-empty positive analogy.

Taken singly, Trump's appointments are alarming.

Taken singly, Mr. Bell's descriptions are eerie and hypnotic; sometimes they can even be lovely.

Taken singly, these pieces might not add up to much, but the aggregate is a statement about intensity.

After all, toes -- taken singly or in a bunch -- are notoriously prone to ridicule (this little piggy, etc).

"Most trips in the US are taken singly, meaning one or two seat cars would satisfy most trips.

To read all the Father Brown short stories at one sitting would be richly indigestible; taken singly they remain an irresistible feast.