Sentence examples for usually only a single from inspiring English sources

Usually, only a single recombinant molecule will enter any individual bacterial cell.

There was no give and take, and usually only a single person spoke for each candidate, often just saying a few words to commend him to Missouri Valley.

Usually only a single slice through the mid vertebral body L1-L3 was obtained.

Similarly, in the Moonraker clip used in Loschky et al. (2015), there was usually only a single primary object of interest in each shot, thus theoretically increasing the degree of attentional synchrony.

In pharmacological magnetic resonance imaging (phMRI) with anesthetized animals, there is usually only a single time window to observe the dynamic signal change to an acute drug administration since subsequent drug injections are likely to result in altered response properties (e.g., tolerance).

Usually only a single eye is affected.

They breed once a year (koalas usually only produce a single cub, or joey, though occasionally give birth to twins), and once a cub is born – 2cm long, blind and hairless after a gestation period of 35 days – it relies on its sense of smell and touch to crawl into its mother's pouch, where it stays for the next six months, feeding on milk.

As a result, each crystal exposed to high dose usually only yields a single diffraction pattern, and structure determination requires the merging of data originating from a large number of individual crystals.

In contrast modern maize usually only has a single main stem, while the mutant has many tillers and axillary branches (Doebley et al., 1997; Hubbard et al., 2002).

Ae. albopictus will readily feed on humans, but usually only on a single person, and it also feeds on other animals, which decreases the probability of human contact (19, 20 ).

LCD televisions usually only require a single fluorescent backlight, whereas plasma TVs require every sub-pixel to be lit individually.