Sentence examples for changes purely from inspiring English sources

There have not been other studies on magnetic storm associated subionospheric changes purely at low latitude paths; however, there have been several studies on VLF perturbations due to storm-induced energetic electron precipitation at mid and high latitudes (e.g., Peter et al.2006; Clilverd et al.2010).2010

Development of a nitrogen-limited continuous culture enabled us to define transcriptional changes purely in response to nitrogen limitation excluding growth rate effects.

Whether the high adiponectin may be part of the protective response to the underlying inflammation, or those with low adiponectin (or those less able to increase adiponectin) may be more prone to inflammation, or the changes purely represent an epiphenomenon need further elucidation.

Eliot Lee, a fellow from South Korea who networks with businesses and other organizations in Asia, asked about the danger of instigating "change purely for the sake of change".

Now it is a shoddy outfit, blocking change purely to weaken the government and discounting the national interest with even more zeal than the Beast of Bentonville discounts tomatoes.But this is also a mess of the government's making.

Others would go still further and predict climate change purely on the basis of statistical data from the climate record.

Iso- or hyperechogenicity, heterogeneous echotexture with cystic change, purely cystic lesions and presence of calcification were considered atypical findings on parathyroid ultrasound.

For example, when signal and noise are approximately equal (information content = 0.5) at 6 months (or any other time), the optimum will falsely appear to have changed, purely through noise, 65% of the time (Table  4).

But in 2009, the fastest growing demographic on Facebook was women over 55, so it wouldn't be rational to dismiss the changes as purely a methodological anomaly.

A lot of the changes are purely cosmetic, but under the hood MapQuest rebuilt its mapping stack from the ground up.

This indicates that the beam-induced changes are purely morphological, with the film rearranging itself into nanoparticles in a self-organized process.