Sentence examples for possible sole from inspiring English sources

In contrast, nocturnal plasma FFAs emerge as a possible sole signal for high fat diet-induced hyperinsulinemic compensation.

Our rationale was to control a subjects' use of spatial reference frames as strictly as possible with sole reliance on egocentric memory in the EGO condition, on allocentric memory in the ALLO condition and reliance on both in the ALLO-EGO condition.

It is possible that sole inclusion of conference attendees may have introduced inadvertent bias into the subject pool.

BIK and NOXA together can theoretically complement one another to allow sufficient neutralisation of all pro-survival BCL-2-like proteins in a cell to promote more potent apoptosis induction than would be possible with sole expression of either protein.

Although the presence of BM fungi in induced sputum has been reported to be an important clinical finding associated with CIC [ 13], at least three types of association of BM fungi with CIC are possible: 1) sole colonization with BM fungi; 2) sensitization with BM fungi; and 3) colonization and/or sensitization by BM fungi in addition to established CIC.

Preemption of stricter local ordinances resulted in a deduction of two points for each affected workplace category with zero as the lowest possible score (our sole modification to the NCI rating system was the application of this preemption deduction only to the relevant workplace category, rather than to the overall score).

With the sole possible exception of the leadership of organized labor, which has yet to take a position, this is one of those exceptional government initiatives that hardly anyone faults publicly.

They had no mandate to assign blame, yet their report provided details that, to Western governments and independent experts, unequivocally fingered the Syrian government as the sole possible culprit.The quality of the sarin gas suggested a sophisticated manufacturing process.

Finally, it is sometimes said that metaphysics can make use of a form of argument that is neither deductive nor inductive but transcendental; a transcendental argument is supposed to proceed from a fact to its sole possible condition.

Hall got one thing right: if Keaton was indeed a stoic, he was one in the classical Greek sense, of maintaining self-control and discipline as a virtue, of virtue being in inherent harmony with nature, and of virtue being the sole possible source of happiness (that of the character of Steamboat Bill, Jr., if not of Keaton himself).

The simplicity of the DVFS strategy became possible by the sole focus on the application domain of RSPs.