Sentence examples for based purely on an from inspiring English sources
A significant number of fluorogenic sensors are based purely on an increase or decrease of fluorescence.
The fact that the major conclusions are based purely on an over-expression system also poses a major problem.
The high rates of IG-sex were not expected based purely on an assumed link with poverty or lack of education among adolescent girls.
In this paper, we review how researchers can look at very similar data yet have completely different conclusions based purely on an over-reliance of statistical significance and an unclear understanding of confidence intervals.
In addition, the diagnostic criteria for pneumococcal pneumonia were not ideal; in 60% of participants the diagnosis was based purely on an increase in the concentrations of antibodies to pneumolysin in paired serum samples.
That is, the elements of this account are chosen so as to fit the hypothesis already put forth, not based purely on an evaluation of the weight of the evidence as a whole and how it may (or may not) support the proposed hypothesis.
In 2008, a panel of leading economists -- among them a handful of Nobel Laureates -- signed the Copenhagen Consensus, which highlighted nutritional programming as the best development investment based purely on a cost/benefit ratio of one to 100.
The first two are broad definitions based purely on a clinical symptom-based diagnosis.
Because each member of the leadership team was once one of Kunal's students, each hiring decision wasn't based purely on a resume and an interview, but rather the skills that Kunal had witnessed them developing firsthand.
Corporate-NGO partnerships are no longer based purely on a financial transaction as companies are using their differing skills and resources to work towards shared objectives and values, say experts.
Louise Haigh, Labour MP for Sheffield Heeley, said: "The current proposal was based purely on a short-term assessment of the initial cost rather than the long-term interests of the region, and even the argument on cost now looks questionable.
