The phrase "purely consists of" can be used in written English, but it may sound awkward or stilted to some readers.
It would be more natural to say "consists solely of" or simply "consists of." However, there are some cases where "purely consists of" could be appropriate, such as when emphasizing the purity or exclusivity of the components making up something. Example: The dessert menu purely consists of chocolate-based dishes, catering to the deep cravings of chocoholics.
In addition, with improved resolution of SAR images, targets in the images become clearer and clearer, and a pixel no longer purely consists of several kinds of scattering mechanisms the limited scattering mechanisms being explored currently may be unable to satisfy pluralism.
Two variants of the campaign exist: "campaign action" purely consists of the simulation missions; "campaign tactics" features the same main missions as campaign action, but with some extra sub-missions.
Banks now almost purely consist of other people's money.
His aides said they would add more positive spots to his commercial campaign -- which has almost purely consisted of criticisms of Mr. Kerry -- but not abandon those attacks that Republicans say are crucial to Mr. Bush's hopes.
In the West Java case, out of 37 cliques identified, 10 of them purely consist of national-local organizations.
Three categories of relationships were identified, Strictly Social, which only involved social interactions; Complex, which were both social and involved substance use and/or sexual activity; and Risky, which purely consisted of substance use or sexual activity.
On the other hand, in the case of West Sumatra, only two cliques that purely consist of national-local agencies, i.e., a clique of BNPB, West Sumatra Province, Indonesian Police, and Indonesian Army, as well as a clique of the Ministry of Education, West Sumatra Education Agency, Bandung Institute of Technology, and Andalas University.
In contrast, silencing tll affected MB proliferation, resulting in a tiny MB purely consisting of early-type MB neurons (Fig. 1D,E).
The Federal Advisory Council, whose role is purely advisory, consists of one representative from each of the 12 Federal Reserve districts.
But on a paperless machine like the iVotronic, a recount is purely digital — it consists of nothing but removing the flash memory inside the machine and hitting "print" again.
This representation is not explicit, but purely numerical and consists of points in plots of flux vs. time or flux vs. metabolites and modulators.
