Sentence examples for almost exclusively established from inspiring English sources

These surnames are almost exclusively established Welsh surnames (Jones, Davies, Evans, Thomas, Hughes, James and Phillips), surnames that are distinctive, but at a scale that is region specific.

However, this activity is still in development stages (Hickman 1992), and main mussel culture techniques (i.e., rafts, pole racks and/or longline systems) have been established almost exclusively in protected near-shore waters (Pérez-Camacho et al. 1991; Myrand et al. 2009) or in estuarine habitats (Penney et al. 2002; LeBlanc et al. 2005; Drapeau et al. 2006).

Argentines are the most common buyers, but a growing number of North Americans and Europeans — who until recently had bought almost exclusively in Montevideo and Uruguay's established beach resorts — have been buying.

Staffed almost exclusively by Cuban doctors, the clinics were established as a parallel health system to Venezuela's public hospitals, running alongside the existing services.

Subgroup IS Pepr1 was also newly established here and is almost exclusively composed of novel elements.

It was available almost exclusively to white people, allowing them to establish a foothold in places such as Ferguson.

The RT-PCR assays which have been established in the past use almost exclusively primers designed to target the ORF1 and ORF2 genes of avian HEV.

Pholiota is found almost exclusively on wood.

BP pumped billions of pounds into low-carbon technology and green energy over a number of decades but gradually retired the programme to focus almost exclusively on its fossil fuel business, the Guardian has established.

Second, there was a 9%% prevalence of established CV disease that was accounted for almost exclusively by AF and CAD.

Smith & Goodman [ 32] reported that A. nilotica seedlings, however, almost exclusively occurred away from canopy cover, suggesting an inability to establish in shaded environments.