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+ i.n. group cannot exclusively be attributed to the immunoprotective capacity of CpG [48] because mice immunized i.n. with CpG ODN 1826 alone had similar, if not slightly higher, numbers of bacteria compared to naïve mice that were challenged (Fig. 6).
Our experience in the clinical setting suggests that a fair decision cannot exclusively be based on the physician's clinical judgement.
It is important to note that these differences represent competing ideologies of birth that cannot exclusively be ascribed to a particular provider group.
However, these molecules cannot exclusively be responsible for amoebic virulence, because they are found in pathogenic as well as in non-pathogenic E. histolytica isolates.
The role of the DMN that has been revealed by functional connectivity studies is assumed to correlate with states of consciousness in epilepsy [ 14], although some evidence has suggested that slow, coherent, and spontaneous BOLD fluctuations cannot exclusively be a reflection of conscious mental activity [ 30].
In GM's view, all of these options must be developed, because, clearly, the one option we cannot live with exclusively is petroleum.
With this background of historical and theoretical restrictions, the normative theory of direct democracy cannot exclusively rest on popular sovereignty, which is also claimed by representative democracy.
But some matters, such as the responsibility of ministers, cannot be exclusively assigned to either administrative or constitutional law.
Those structures cannot be exclusively rational and philosophical -- as they tend to be in the work of John Rawls and other Kantian liberals — but must, says Nussbaum, be political in the sense that they find expression in the visible machinery of public life.
Morphological and agronomic features cannot be exclusively relied upon for sustainable production.
Cognitive processing studies employing event-related potentials (ERPs) support the hypothesis that CH cannot be exclusively peripheral in origin [8 11].
