Sentence examples for active exclusively from inspiring English sources

Direct targeting to the cytoplasm and nucleus using protein transduction domains (PTD) has been described to be efficient but non-cell-type-specific, and only has clinical relevance when the molecule is active exclusively in the diseased cell.

Only the philosopher, because of his passion for abstractions, is tempted to conceive, on the one hand, a purely mechanistic relation, one which in fact negates activity altogether and thus removes the basis for the desired relationships; on the other hand, one which is purely active, exclusively spontaneous, and thus attains the same result by the opposite route.

The animal is diurnal, being active exclusively in daylight hours.

The giant otter is diurnal, being active exclusively during daylight hours.

Many worked in different combinations of these four settings, with only three active exclusively in private practice.

After introducing these constructs into wild-type Arabidopsis plants, GUS and CRP4-GFP gene expression was observed specifically in the synergid cell region of the female gametophyte, indicating that the CRP4 promoter is active exclusively in these cells.

In contrast, hemichordate bmp2/4 is expressed and active exclusively in dorsal structures where it is required to specify dorsal fates (this study; Harada et al., 2002; Lowe et al., 2006; Röttinger and Martindale, 2011).

For example, humans and other primates all form a face patch that is active almost exclusively when they look at faces.

Since RA represent the amorphous active region exclusively, let Re represent the impact of all the other resistances.

Funds like Afore are active investors exclusively focused on pre-seed who live and die by the success of their portfolios.

However, a century later, the implementation of this medical holy grail continues being a challenge in three main fronts: identifying the right molecular or cellular targets for a particular disease, having a drug that is effective against it, and finding a strategy for the efficient delivery of sufficient amounts of the drug in an active state exclusively to the selected targets.