The phrase "as containing only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is made up of or includes solely certain elements or components.
Example: "The document is classified as containing only confidential information."
Alternatives: "as consisting solely of" or "as made up exclusively of".
In records, the officials said, the shipment was recorded as containing only blankets.
Overall, 9 studies were excluded for redundancy with other included studies, 5 as containing only neutropenic patients, and two as containing only palliative patients.
This can lead to more IMFs to be considered as containing only noise and to be erroneously discarded before reconstruction.
Note that the partitioning is thought of as containing only nontrivial subtrees to avoid the consideration of singletons.
Floribundae, but alone, as the series was redefined as containing only those taxa that apparently lack floral bracts altogether.
"Mayo" got to stay on the label, but Hampton Creek had to clarify what it meant by "just," which could be interpreted as containing "only" what the FDA considers mayonnaise ingredients.
Most academic databases give you the ability to ask for very specific information by presenting multiple search query boxes as well as archives containing only a single type of resource (such as only journal articles or only newspapers).
This enables single input/output streaming connections between tools, while leaving our tools compatible with fully paired read files as well as files containing only orphaned reads.
Early meristems were defined as those containing only two mature open flowers, while late meristems were defined as those that had experienced the maturation of twenty flowers.
Under United States law, dietary supplements are defined as products containing only supplemental dietary ingredients, like vitamins or minerals, and do not need F.D.A. approval before they are sold.
Upon their discovery of marine organisms, coal balls were sorted into three types: Normal (sometimes known as floral), containing only plant matter; faunal, containing animal fossils only; and mixed, containing both plant and animal material.
