The case studies also show that camps are not solely excluded and isolating areas.
The do so phrase can cover both the matrix clause and the adjunct clause, as in (6a), or can be anaphoric to the matrix verb/event solely (but exclude the interpretation of the adjunct 'i' maka-xa' in the first conjunct).
For these reasons, in our study, echocardiography was performed solely to exclude patients with low ejection fraction and/or diastolic dysfunction and not compared to the cardiac MRI studies.
At some time they became a distinct religious community, with a temple of their own on Mt. Gerizim and a Scripture that was limited solely to the Pentateuch, excluding the Prophets and Writings.
So, if this were solely an economic matter, excluding China - the biggest market in Asia - wouldn't be sensible.
Using the most common definition of CPP (lower abdominal pain of at least 6 months' duration, excluding pain solely related to pregnancy, menstruation, or intercourse), the prevalence of CPP among women of reproductive age in the general population is estimated to be as high as 25%.
However, that would also emphasize the impossibility of excluding asthma solely with spirometry.
Men who use violence against their partners usually focus solely on the affair, excluding many other social contacts.
Studies using the AGREE II appraisal tool [ 33, 38] focused solely on "guidelines", thus excluding literature with valuable recommendations and other potential benefits.
There was no significant difference between the two methods in the rates of pathogen detection even when excluding pathogens solely isolated by BC.
