Sentence examples for performing purely from inspiring English sources
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, whose knowledge of medicine stretches almost as far as David Cameron's knowledge of jellied eels, would like NHS surgeons to stop performing "purely cosmetic work" on patients.
The category of medical benefits does not, for Pellegrino, include items such as providing fertility controls (unless for the prevention and maintenance of health and bodily integrity), performing purely cosmetic surgery, or actively helping a patient to effect a merciful death by the active hastening of death.
The prototypes resulting from analysing Calliphora head trajectories show, in accordance with previous results [2], [42], that cruising Calliphorae show a saccadic flight and gaze strategy which means performing purely translational movements disrupted by short and fast manoeuvres dominated by rotations.
Laibach never performed purely for the pleasure of the audience or ourselves.
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan all were stunned to find themselves at risk of failing after the first round of tests, performed purely on balance-sheet data, were released on March 5th.
The European C2CA project develops a novel concrete recycling technology that can be performed purely mechanically and in situ.
No noise or occlusion mask is generated and consequently all tests performed on the fusion are performed purely on the unrolled iris image without masking.
For a given formulation, rigorous construction of the Schur-complement, in which the full Jacobian is reduced to a system for the primary equations in terms of the primary unknowns, is performed purely algebraically.
Perhaps owing to a rather deep-seated stereotype of straight masculinity wherein "lesbian" sex is performed purely for the delectation of men, global cinema history is filled with titles that often erroneously go by the name "queer".
The heart does not ever perform purely isovolumic contractions.
Delivery should therefore not be performed purely in the hope of improving maternal condition, at the expense of the fetus.
