Sentence examples for the only bundle from inspiring English sources

Achieving the ScvO2 >70% target at 6 hours was the only bundle element associated with reduction of in-hospital mortality [ 18].

Campaigns are required to disclose the names and amounts raised by registered lobbyists -- the only bundling disclosure requirement -- due to a lobbying reform law enacted after the 2006 scandal involving major lobbying abuses by Republican lobbyist and major presidential bundler Jack Abramoff.

He delivered a teasing cross that found Fabio Borini at the near post, but the Italian could only bundle his effort wide from eight yards.

This is further supported by experimental data showing that perturbations in helices 1 and 4 of this well-designed folder affect folding kinetics and stability more sensitively than elsewhere in the protein, and that the helix 1 2 only bundle retains a cooperative melting transition and helical CD spectrum.

Sunderland were left ruing the fact that Lee Cattermole could only bundle the ball into his own net shortly after Van Aanholt's opener, allowing Eriksen to equalise immediately following a frantic few minutes.

Such capillary forces have the potential to not only bundle nanotubes but also to crack the film.

However, Killie were just as fortunate that Clark could only bundle the ball wide from six yards after Paul Burns had pounced on some slack home defending.

We assume that SCTP data chunk has the same size of 1456 Bytes which represents SCTP packets only bundle one data chunk.

During a break from a meeting with ChevronTexaco officials, Ms. Uwawah described how the women occupied the terminal carrying only bundles of food.

In an effort to avoid a crushing tax bill that Mr. Cope said would claim 68 percent of the proceeds, the family will sell the Huntington and its two other hotel properties -- La Playa in Carmel and an interest in the Galleria Park Hotel in the Financial District -- only bundled within a corporate entity.

"The only other bundling service available to readers is a program called Kindle Matchbook.