Sentence examples for could not purely from inspiring English sources
Understanding EV biogenesis has helped to differentiate exosomes and ectosomes; however classical ultracentrifugation and density gradient methodologies could not purely separate the subclasses of EVs, in particular to separate exosomes from other members of the EVs [ 2, 19].
However, the vehicle could not be purely a science project.
A few decades ago in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, a party was formed for atheists, which naturally could not remain purely atheistic as it grew in numbers.
Smith said the commission's recommendation to the state government to significantly expand demand-side subsidies, including private brokerage, to support women to maintain their mortgage payments or rent or establish new tenancies, there was good evidence that the problems in housing markets ran deeper and could not be purely resolved by short or medium-term subsidies.
As the result, the study of glycosylation could not rely purely on biochemical methods; instead it requires a multidisciplinary approach utilizing a variety of methods including genetic manipulation and glycosylation pathway engineering, structural and functional proteomic analysis, chemical and enzymatic synthesis, development of glycosylation probes and glycan microarrays.
This implied that kinship could not be reduced purely to its economic or instrumental aspects.
His plan could not have been purely impromptu, though, because he brought an apple pie.
But if the soul-mind had all of these different cognitive capabilities, it could not be a purely receptive or passive entity.
But Kapoor said the success of his artwork could not be measured purely in "pounds and pence" and said he had a problem with the sculpture being viewed only as a commercial attraction.
However, this debunking is not, and could not be, grounded purely on philosophically neutral 'sociological' observation.
This pattern analysis could not be a purely scientific endeavor, but would require additional training in art theory.
