Sentence examples for subject only for from inspiring English sources
Catastrophe and displacement is not a subject only for the history books.
The biggest lesson of all, though, is that in this age of ballooning photo, music and video collections, hard-core, huge-capacity storage is no longer a subject only for corporate network administrators.
No wonder either that this week BlackBerry is begging someone to buy up the company, revolutionise its business model and thereby elude its manifest destiny of joining Rumbelows, Comet, Woolworths, HMV, (to name only recent British retailing loser brands) as a fitting subject only for lame consumerist nostalgia.
Isn't neuroscience an esoteric subject only for people with advanced degrees?
We have information on this subject only for radiologist working in general hospitals in the Netherlands.
Although the latter study followed subjects only for one year [ 32].
In our study, IGF-1 levels of case subjects were significantly lower than those of control subjects only for the younger cohort.
DQOL was significantly impaired in nondipper subjects only for the treatment satisfaction item (82.2 ± 13.5 vs. 63.7 ± 19.3 for dippers and nondippers, respectively, P = 0.03).
Independent samples t-tests indicated significant between-examiner differences for passive secondary rotations for control subjects only: for diagnostic motions to the right (P = 0.036), to the left (P = 0.026), and for total right and left motions (P = 0.018).
A possible explanation for the significantly better performance indicators with Sun's equation than with the other SFBIA methods may lie with the larger number of subjects used in that study, 1035 women and 734 men, compared to the others, for example, 40 subjects only for Kushner-Schoeller.
Finally, the principle of "justice" required careful attention to the fair distribution of risks and benefits, calling on researchers to select subjects only "for reasons directly related to the problem being studied" and to vigilantly avoid the selection of subjects for "their easy availability, their compromised position, or their manipulability".
