Examples of sole

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As a femme sole trader, a married woman was able to trade in her own name.
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One sole-yam plot was randomized within each block to act as a control for the intercropped yam.
Despite this, the intercropping system is generally more advantageous than sole cropping.
Therefore, intercropping maize and common bean is more advantageous than sole cropping, and should be recommended especially for small-scale farmers.
Variation in traits affecting nodulation of n common bean under intercropping with maize and sole cropping.
Very large increases (well over 100 %) in the price of legumes would be required to make legume-maize intercrops more profitable than sole maize.
However, it was not financially attractive for smallholder farmers to intercrop compared with growing low input sole crop maize.
In fact compensation was quite good following the six-week failure, ®nal bean yield being 71% of a full sole crop.
Population extinctions resulting in endemism (sole occurrence in a locality or nation) in the wrong country can be the forerunner of species extinctions.
The lowest maize yield harvested in 1996/97 under sole maize was attributed to leaching and water logging due to excessive rainfall and lodging.
The greater uptake of improved horsegram varieties for sole and intercropping is likely to be limited by the lack of seed supply.
The sole evidence for double stress in the items examined is supplied by the verse-medial matching of four words: fortune, honour, marginally servise, traitour.
Towards the end of pregnancy a raised blood pressure recording may be the sole indication for admission to hospital or even delivery.
The experimental treatments comprised all combinations of the maize and peas cultivars and their respective sole crops, giving eight treatments.
In bisyllabic signs, the stress on the first syllable is the sole main stress.
We do know that achievement of a "perfect" contractile force is not the sole factor.
By implication, it is also hypothesized that agroforestry systems perform the above functions better than sole cropping systems of annual agricultural crops.
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Patients with excessive sweating on: hands 100%, soles 81% and underarms 66%.
Patients with excessive sweating on: palms 90%, soles 84%, underarms 11% and face 18%.
Consider further that this cynic has a cantankerous, rich, old, yet strong, aunt, and that he is the sole beneficiary in her will.
Used as the sole ground of conviction, the argument from analogy is characteristic of the literary mind.
With 496 pages of text packed with material, it could be used as the sole text for a semester-long advanced undergraduate or graduate course.
Deny them this participation of freedom, and you break that sole bond which originally made, and must still preserve, the unity of the empire.
Here archaeology is usually the sole source of information.
However, if that were the sole explanation, the rank order of potency would not change when switching from cell free to cellular systems.
Woman-centred psychology takes the biologically female subject as its sole object.
A sole trader is a person who starts a business on his own.
In broad popular appeal, however, the sole needlewoman triumphed.
However, the creole does not immediately disappear, leaving the superstrate as the sole language of the area.
Unfinished, raw materials are not the sole province of the past.
In the only article concerning culture (now article 151) the sole change is in fact an addition.
Since income is not the sole determinant of the environmental quality, we estimated more elaborated functions.
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