Sentence examples for to function only in from inspiring English sources
The supreme court began to function only in October 2009, after his retirement, and while he slightly regretted not becoming its first president, Tom was delighted by its arrival.
Previously, he had been so averse to human company that he had been able to function only in certain limited capacities, but now he was able to speak to people, and he got a promotion.
Eventually, after justifying the perturbation approach, it is shown how these two control forces could be combined to function only in terms of measured signals.
Firstly, the switches are activated by a nucleic acid-cleaving enzyme which can be made to function only in the presence of a specific target analyte.
If we increase the kinetic energy of atoms at such a speed to make them able to penetrate the graphene surface, this would make the filter possible to function only in extreme temperatures and pressures.
Class 2 describes a person able to function only in familiar surroundings.
I investigate the domestic conditions that have caused these mechanisms to function only weakly in Serbia and Bosnia.
These approximations converge to the function only in the region −1 f(x) = \begin{cases} e^{-1/x^2}&\text{if } x\not=0\\ 0&\text{if } x=0 \end{cases} is infinitely differentiable at x = 0, and has all derivatives zero there.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03467.016 We found that the C. elegans mitotic kleisin SCC-1, previously thought to function only during mitosis, contributes to cohesion in pachytene nuclei.
Finally, we have identified a 'cryptic' degron at the C-terminus of hTS, which is activated by the N-terminal degron and appears to function only under certain circumstances; its role in TS metabolism is not known.
Because these dramatic pooled findings were similar in the one trial which used a low-dose (75 mg) slow-release formulation of aspirin designed to inhibit platelet function only in the portal circulation and not to have systemic effects, the authors speculate that aspirin's effect on platelet-mediated formation of metastases is the likely mechanism [ 15].
