Sentence examples for can not exclusively from inspiring English sources

The expression of p19ARF can not exclusively be attributed to lung infiltrating cells of the hematopoietic system since we do see pronounced p19ARF expression in AT2 cells and cells lining the bronchi in Bmi1−/− animals (data not shown).

Nightwalking's emphasis on London, and the writers who paced its streets, doesn't mean an apology to other cities is necessary: London can here stand for all cities, which means Beaumont can concentrate – not exclusively, but mostly – on the writers who have been shaped by the city, or shaped our understanding of it.

This indicates, in part, that we can not focus exclusively on the scientific community when exploring issues of trust surrounding natural hazards, and that we need to look at levels of trust in relationship to other sources of insecurity.

More importantly, IL-2 did not significantly increase the numbers of Treg precursor cells, suggesting that the Treg cell developmental defect can not be exclusively referred to a proliferation defect caused by decreased availability of IL-2.

This suggests that this key feature can not be exclusively attributed to the EAP and is a feature most likely to be present in the majority of consultations in general practice.

However, this observation can not be exclusively attributed to inversions; because when comparing divergence among copies of human SDs within the inverted regions (recall that most rearrangements took place in the chimpanzee lineage) versus SDs outside the inversion in rearranged chromosomes, there were no divergence differences, although SDs were longer within rearranged regions.

It runs counter to the Anglo-Saxon model with which too much of the world fell in love, but India's economy can not be run exclusively for and by its English-speaking urban elites.

At least three of these failure modes can be induced (not exclusively) by stress shielding.

As we have seen in the first section, neural devices can be used not exclusively for monitoring brain signals but also for stimulating or modulating brain function.

The fundamental tenet of Spiritualism is that the path to God can be found not exclusively through the Church, but through direct communication with God.

Incidentally, M. intracellulare and M. arosiense share a similar FAME profile marked by predominance of 16:0, 10-methyl 18 0 TBSA (tuberculostearic acid) and 18 1 ω9c as major fatty acids and can not be differentiated exclusively on the basis of FAME analysis [12].