Sentence examples for may purely represent from inspiring English sources

Third, these DMCs or DVCs may purely represent environmental exposures.

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.

However, we then demonstrate that correlates of chosen value may arise as a consequence of dynamical processing, as opposed to being purely represented as a neuroeconomic post-decision variable.

Whether this purely represents a crystallographic artifact or has any functional significance remains to be determined.

Furthermore, the functional significance of N2/P3 effects is debated, since they may represent purely motor inhibition, detection of response conflict, differences in attentional allocation or cognitive inhibition processes.

"Because these reports are purely voluntary, they may represent only the tip of the iceberg," said Dr. Jeffrey Shuren, a senior F.D.A. policy and enforcement official.

Since early non-HSCs may actually represent diverse cell populations and cannot be purely defined based on their phenotype, we focused on the cells expressing CXCR4 (a receptor for SDF-1 alpha-chemokine) that are lineage-negative as well as CD45-negative (non-haematopoietic).

It may possibly represent Silenus.

So I may not represent all women.

It may therefore represent a false prediction.

These correlations may be purely empirical, purely theoretical, or partly empirical and partly theoretical.