Sentence examples for solely to validate from inspiring English sources
Many social-media users will join a campaign solely to validate their own political leanings perhaps, for example, seeking to raise awareness of a problem like anti-Muslim discrimination.
Social media has given us unfettered access to an entire world of possibility our audience, both ever-present and endless, seemingly exists solely to validate our existence as human beings.
The purpose of this study was solely to validate recent historical hip fracture entries in the NPR and estimate national hip fracture incidence-rates.
The PEFR data of the first 3 days were used solely to validate our study subjects' PEFR measuring technique and were not used in further data analyses.
To validate if xa5 solely accounted for resistance to PXO339 and PXO349 in aus, alleles of the two SNPs (S5_440644 and S5_453169) overlapping xa5 were further inspected (Additional file 10: Table S4).
To validate if xa5 solely accounts for resistance to PXO339 and PXO349 in aus, alleles of the two SNPs (S5_440644 and S5_453169) overlapping xa5 were closely inspected (Additional file 10: Table S4).
This seems to validate our previous observation that solely QoS-based estimation is not sufficient for QoE prediction as discussed in related work.
These values are subsequently used to validate the flux predictions generated solely from gene expression data.
"White Supremacy has to validate it's (sic) own identity based solely on its relationship to other races!," he writes.
Clearly, data supported solely by sRNAscanner and TargetRNA bioinformatics predictions remain speculative and robust experimentation would be required to validate these prior to drawing firm conclusions.
It's easy to hide sanctimoniously behind the argument that they earn big money and owe it to the fans; there is an element of truth there, but to refer to that solely is a disingenuous oversimplification and indicative of a society in which we make arbitrary distinctions to validate our own behaviour and criticise that of others.
