The phrase "and is not uniquely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something does not have a single, distinct characteristic or identity.
Example: "The solution is effective in many scenarios and is not uniquely applicable to just one situation."
Alternatives: "and is not exclusively" or "and does not solely".
The results, Dr Rosati explained, suggest that the emotional component of decision-making - feelings of frustration and regret that are so fundamental to our own decisions - are intrinsic to ape society and are not uniquely human.
Additional subroutines are available to extract groups of interest that meet user-defined p-value cutoffs for significance and are not uniquely represented in one sample class simply due to poor chromatographic resolution producing extra shoulder peaks in those samples.
Therefore 4EBP1 phosphorylation in WT, MPAKT, Hi-MYC and MPAKT/Hi-MYC mice is not uniquely dependent on mTOR and cannot explain resistance to mTOR inhibition.
The theory, however, is not unique because the kinetic energy density is not uniquely defined.
Given these definitions, and given the limitations imposed by the resolution of the assays used, that 80%% of the genome (which is indeed equivalent to close to 100%% as between 15 and 25%% of it is not uniquely mappable with short sequencing reads and is thus "invisible" in these analyses) is "functional" is indeed correct.
But it is important to put those complaints in context, and recognise that United is not uniquely bad.
Spin is assumed to vanish and the stored energy is not uniquely defined for strain gradient theory.
And, as I mentioned above, there already are many detailed studies that show that mental time travel back to the past and ahead toward the future is not uniquely human.
When block effects are fixed, the variance of the estimated response surface is not uniquely estimated, and in practice this variance is obtained by ignoring the block effect.
But Townsville is not uniquely racist, and its people usually don't vote in such large numbers for openly racist candidates, despite being offered regular opportunities to do so.
