Sentence examples for strictly explained from inspiring English sources

From these results we postulate that considering that 11 β-HSD2 expression is reduced the anti-inflammatory effect of aldosterone seen in this tissue cannot be strictly explained by its binding to MR, because both GCs levels and GRs expression were increased.

But to call it a train is not strictly true, explained Bob Gwynne, associate curator at the National Railway Museum in York, which bought it for the nation in 2004 for £2.3m.

Our results show that shRNA efficacy cannot strictly be explained by any of the six algorithms tested.

When I decided that I was going to go public with being bipolar, that was almost only strictly to explain the cancellations.

Back in March, Yatsenyuk explained, "Strictly with a view to maintaining Ukraine's unity, the question of joining NATO is not on the agenda".

Back in March, Yatsenyuk explained, "Strictly with a view to maintaining Ukraine's unity, the question of joining NATO is not on the agenda".

When the Chronicle of Higher Education questioned whether Yale was trying to buy the President's good will, college administrators explained that, strictly speaking, the money wasn't theirs: the hundred-thousand-dollar advertising campaign had been underwritten by two alumni.

Their presence has produced a whipsawing change in ethos at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that cannot be explained in strictly partisan, racial or even geographic terms — and of which the new occupants themselves seem unaware.

By Richard Rayner The New Yorker, January 10 , 2000P. 28 Talk interview with actor Danny DeVito on the set of "Man on the Moon", a biopic about Andy Kaufman starring Jim Carrey... DeVito was also producing the movie, and he explained that, strictly speaking, visitors were not supposed to be there; Jim Carrey, who was playing Kaufman, had insisted on a closed set.

The New Yorker, January 10 , 2000P. 28 Talk interview with actor Danny DeVito on the set of "Man on the Moon", a biopic about Andy Kaufman starring Jim Carrey... DeVito was also producing the movie, and he explained that, strictly speaking, visitors were not supposed to be there; Jim Carrey, who was playing Kaufman, had insisted on a closed set.

As for Gullette being legless, that was strictly true, the juror explained, but it was "somewhat amazingly not readily apparent to everyone," because he wore two prosthetic legs and "had followed the second line for most of its route, hauling an ice chest with him".