Sentence examples for typically only a single from inspiring English sources

Because gas stations are typically only a single story, real estate brokers say there are fewer costs involved in redeveloping the sites.

Typically, only a single "reference" map is available, but we can imagine that a collection of other, slightly different, maps could be drawn to represent a particular species' habitat.

Typically, only a single young is born, but twins sometimes occur.

Because typically only a single worm is present, removal of the parasite from the skin is usually sufficient to treat human infections.

This suggestion is supported by the finding that atypical scrapie is usually detected throughout the country, and typically only a single positive sheep is identified in an affected flock [ 12, 28, 33].

Because of the traditional experimental setup, typically only a single electron diffraction pattern would be collected per crystal, but unlike in X-ray crystallography, indexing single diffraction patterns in electron microscopy is exceedingly challenging as often insufficient information is contained in a single diffraction pattern (§2.3).

As a result, while the actual single-molecule experiment consumes typically only a few thousands of molecules, a typical sample preparation requires preparative protein expression, purification and labeling.

Participants typically only named a single friend at each exam, which is likely to be the one with the most influence.

Smaller magazines typically have only a single editor, while larger magazines with multiple departments typically have an editor for each department.

In New York it typically takes only a single block to characterize its occupants and to mobilize them to a common cause.

For example, the current operational focus on revenue protection, which leads to suburban stations typically having only a single entrance, is just one policy that works against easy transfers.