Sentence examples for a single exclusive from inspiring English sources
About half of that revenue, and all of the profit, came from a single exclusive Snapnames' registrar partner – NSI.
Total dedication was crucial to the training, designed to make initiates dependent on one another, loyal to a single, exclusive set of beliefs.
However, phylogenetic analysis has shown that section Rimosae as formerly defined does not form a monophyletic group (that is, descended from a single exclusive ancestor), and former Rimosae species are better grouped into two clades, Maculata and Rimosae.
Specifically we showed that none of these cell types are a single exclusive clone.
Moreover, pulling at the N- and C-termini leads to 10FNIII unfolding along several pathways while pulling on the RGD site leads to a single exclusive unfolding pathway that includes a partially unfolded intermediate with exposed hydrophobic N-terminal β-strands – residues that may facilitate fibronectin self-association.
If any of the cells types were a single exclusive clone, we expect that analysis using our set of MS loci would be sufficient to detect it, since our group was able to detect clonality of tumor cells in distinct physical locations using a similar set of MS [Frumkin D. et al., submitted].
"Now, at least, we will have the opportunity to study a single-sex schools that aren't exclusive, that don't cater only to higher income students".
In contrast to what is apparent for the HWE reactions, however, intermediate B does not undergo a single-step phosphate elimination, but exclusive cleavage of the P P single bond.
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In the single-link-based algorithms, non-exclusive clusters of ESTs will be merged when they have a common member.
Sticking to a standard model that has anchored new work, she set a hard date months in advance, teased its release with an old-fashioned marketing campaign, a string of appetite-whetting singles, a Target exclusive and a few choice media appearances.
