Sentence examples for which only describes from inspiring English sources

Jenny's model is a developmental and equilibrium model, which only describes the state of the soil formation factors and it considers that each bioclimatic zone has a specific climax soil.

This is opposite to color degree which only describes chromaticity distribution.

Using the more sensitive definition of including multiple diagnostic codes, versus the most responsible diagnosis code which only describes one condition thought to be most responsible for the patient's stay in hospital, generates a more representative measure of hospitalizations related to a pathogen.

And although a number of studies have been conducted recently to address this issue, yet most of which only describe the behaviour of FRP strengthened deep beams without providing any design instructions.

Studies which only described risk factors without quantifying a relative risk were also excluded.

Consider the name Humble, which not only describes Felix's father, but also rhymes with bumble (as in bumbler and bee), and you decide: is this meant to be serious or satirical?

During these studies, it is customary to represent bitumen and products of bitumen combustion by pseudo-components to describe the bitumen combustion reaction scheme in a way which not only describes the process reasonably well but also is easy to understand.

The definition of a placebo given by the majority of the PCPs in our study was one which actually only describes pure placebos.

To our knowledge, our work is the first approach to predict different types of DTIs on a multidimensional network, which not only describes binary DTIs but also encodes their corresponding types of interactions.

The University of Kansas research did not include same-sex couples, although it happened to have a lesbian and five bisexual participants, of which only one described pretending.

Current e-Participation literature is replete with fragmented models, which only partially describe aspects of e-Participation with main focus on structuring the "e-Participation" concept as a domain.