The phrase "as we solely" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is typically used when emphasizing exclusivity or singularity in an action or thought, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As we solely focus on the project, we must ensure all team members are aligned with our goals."
Alternatives: "as we exclusively" or "as we only".
Costs were not adjusted or discounted for changes in currency value over time, as we focused solely on effects over less than 1 year.
First, the exposure and outcome in this study were both diagnosed depression and diabetes, as we relied solely on claims data that do not cover those who went undiagnosed.
Such a bias is expected to be low in our study as we focused solely on coding sequences, and the genomes of P. falciparum have been sequenced through whole-genome shotgun sequencing leading to longer sequences and therefore an increased accuracy of the assembly process.
The two are mutually encompassing and mutually dependent, just as there is no water without waves and waves are nothing other than water, yet one can obscure the other, just as we can focus solely on the wave or solely on the water.
Assessing the newly discovered evidence, as we are required to, solely in light of the proof introduced at the earlier trials, we conclude that there is a probability that the new evidence, had it been available to the juries, would have resulted in verdicts more favorable to the defendants, not only on the charges arising from the attack on the female jogger, but on the other charges as well.
Furthermore, as we mentioned previously, relying solely on system monitoring is not enough to provide a more accurate evaluation on client to client network traffic.
The extrapolation of results from this investigation is limited somewhat as we focused our investigation solely upon older adults who are accessing health care services.
As we focused our analysis solely on mutations, amplifications and deletions of KIF genes, it is not surprising that not all KIFs with reported tumour-related functions have been identified in our screen (Rath and Kozielski, 2012).
We did not find a black swan, but we "killed" the model, "softly", as we say, as it is solely based on statistics.
