Sentence examples for exclusively a consequence from inspiring English sources

These findings support the theory that bone damage is not exclusively a consequence of synovitis [ 7].

Thus, it can be ruled out that the observed differences in DFS and OS are exclusively a consequence of different 5-FU doses in the treatment arms.

To conclude from clinical trials that persistent neurocognitive impairment in diabetic subjects is exclusively a consequence of (repeated) episodes of hypoglycemia is plausible but not imperative.

Alternatively, the low levels of variability could be exclusively a consequence of their fissiparous reproduction, as described in Schmidtea mediterranea[ 14] and other organisms [ 15], and its wide distribution may be a consequence of its active spread over the years.

Lastly, our finding of a poor inflammatory response to pulmonary CMV infection could be in agreement with the hypothesis that CMV pneumonia is not exclusively a consequence of an immunopathological process [ 28, 29].

However, it has not been established whether depression is exclusively a consequence of the impaired quality of life and stigmatization of the disease or whether neuroimmunological mechanisms may also contribute to depressive symptoms.

One reason is that foreign diplomats, U.N. peacekeepers and many NGOs tend to view the fighting exclusively as a consequence of national and international tensions — especially power struggles among Congolese and foreign elites — and a spillover from the Rwandan genocide.

Imlay et al. [120], similarly Ndounla et al. [121], emphasize that the formation of bactericidal hydroxyl radicals does not occur exclusively as a consequence of nano-TiO2 excitation by UV radiation.

For instance, Cynthia Neville, despite acknowledging that "the successful reform of the see was, in fact, accomplished almost exclusively as a consequence of the efforts of Clement and his successors", nevertheless expresses some scepticism about his achievements and notices his failure to gain the patronage of the native rulers of Strathearn.

Given the role of signaling from TCR to the actin cytoskeleton that powers extension of the TC contact with the TCR-binding surface [19], [20], [38], we are not interpreting the contact formation in our model exclusively as a consequence of receptor-mediated adhesion.

Similarly, in another report by Horstmann et al [ 29], DGE almost exclusively occurs as a consequence of other postoperative complications.