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These results indicate that the observed impairment of antigen recognition by CTL is at least in part due to the smaller cell surface accessible to effectors, but it cannot be exclusively ascribed to structural hindrances.

Problems emerged over how one would gain insight into the amount of time each member of staff invested in activity orientated towards the patient, as opposed to time spent on overhead activity.Based on the feedback from the focus group, it was concluded that the approach cannot be exclusively quantitative.

As we argue that interpretive studies, in addition to including subjectivist elements, also encompass objectivist features, we invert the typical social theory critique of 'scientific' (management) accounting research that it cannot be an objective 'mirror of reality' by claiming that interpretive studies cannot be exclusively subjectivist and still they remain theoretically relevant.

In addition, it has been shown that self-reported cognitive deficits of mentally ill patients, in general, cannot be exclusively explained by response biases [ 15- 18].

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].

The problems of design and manufacturing cannot be exclusively addressed by experimental data owing to the limitations of equipment and technology.

This civil amorphousness cannot be exclusively attributed to the crisis of today's political system devoid of any comprehensible value paradigm.

We show that the ion transport properties previously established for several amorphous polyether-based electrolytes by tracer diffusion and conductivity measurements cannot be exclusively explained by triple ions or higher-order ionic clusters as the most significant mobile species.