Sentence examples for system only represents from inspiring English sources
Habitat within this system only represents marginal (less suitable) sites of the pudú's original distribution.
If, as one of Wallace's characters asserts, "the world of men as it exists today is a bureaucracy," then the I.R.S., "a system composed of many systems," not only represents that world but also furnishes the ultimate stage on which its moral dramas are enacted.
In the "Doctrine of Right" he also notes that a republican system not only represents the people but does so "by all the citizens united and acting through their delegates" (6 342).
The study was intended to capture the perspectives of health system workers specifically and therefore only represents their impressions and experiences.
This model not only represents a good system to study the effect of specific single alleles, but could also allow the modeling of any combination of two alleles as found in human patients.
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That's one of the reasons ESPN spent several years devising a system that would not only represent a step forward from the traditional passer rating but would also be easier for fans to understand.
That's one of the reasons ESPN spent several years charting every N.F.L. play and seven months devising a system that would not only represent a step forward from the traditional passer rating but would also be easier for fans to understand.
According to such scholars as John Meyer and Michael Hannan in National Development and the World System: Educational, Economic, and Political Change, 1950 1970 (1979), formal systems of education not only represent the means by which nation-states have modernized and prospered economically but are also the surest route to enhancing the talents of individuals.
What's even more amazing is that these numbers only represent systems tracked for six to ten months; hardware failure usually occurs after that time frame.
Even with a good notification system, the reported cases likely only represent the tip of the iceberg.
