Sentence examples for which only refers from inspiring English sources
But, to many people's dismay, the AJD-MR recently suggested scrapping the present name "which only refers to a single community".
According to this statement, legal contracts specifying formal written rules and obligations could be a harder form of legitimate power than the cooperative norm, which only refers to unwritten unofficial norms, unofficial values, norms, shared values, rules of conduct, and beliefs that guide actions and behaviors.
Both GCP codes accept the notion of "sponsor-investigator", which only refers to an individual, thus is not applicable to non-commercial sponsors in global clinical research.> The same definition was found in the South African [ 11] and Ethiopian [ 12] GCP guidelines (where the "funder" is mentioned but not defined), and in the 2001/20/EC/EU Directive [ 13].
Unfortunately, in the literature there are few indications which only refer to safety factors under HCF, without any specific discussion for the case of components subjected to LCF.
Unfortunately, in the literature there are few indications which only refer to safety factors under HCF, without any specific discussion of the case of LCF.
Tales of Legendia was first revealed in December 2004 in a teaser trailer featured on a pre-order bonus disc for the series' previous title Tales of Rebirth, which only referred to the game by its development codename "Project MelFes".
Note that this Tini is not equal to the one used to quantify the early movement bias, which only referred to the movement component in the direction of the ball's passing position; Tini refers to the entire movement, even if the initial movement was in the wrong direction.
All methods resulted in a variety of events, except for the pharmacist reports, which only referred to pharmaceutical treatment.
This leads to the question of representation, which not only refers to the input to the tool, but also to the output the tool is producing.
However, this flexibility is gained at the cost of increasing system complexity, which not only refers to increasing hardware system complexity due to synchronization needs of transmitter and receiver, but also refers to increasing processing complexity.
In recent years, much attention has been paid to curative effect of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which not only refers to internal treatment, but also external therapy due to its practical convenience and fewer side effects.
