Sentence examples for an exclusive case from inspiring English sources

Until recently, that virus was considered an exclusive case of VACV being able to adapt to long-term survival in nature (20 ).

The high abundance of D. elegans, an exclusive case in the Miocene ruminant fauna, would support a gregarious behaviour coherent with the fact of being the only extinct deer with antlered females [ 42], and only comparable with the extant Rangifer.

The game comes packed in an exclusive metal case including the original soundtrack, an additional music CD with remixes, an art book with more than 200 pages, a behind the scenes video with series producer Katsuhiro Harada and other guests offering their best tips.

Development of more exclusive case definitions for CFS/ME has been proposed, claiming that existing case definitions do not select homogenous sets of patients.

We estimated the exposure odds ratio for each vaccination dose compared with no vaccination using multinomial logistic regression models for each of the two mutually exclusive case categories (high grade cases, other cases) compared with controls.

The interaction between cetuximab and PKI-587 was determined using median-effect analysis, with the CalcuSyn ver. 2.0 software (Biosoft, Cambridge, UK), which calculates a non-exclusive case combination index (CI) for every fraction affected, a measure of the drug interaction effects.

In 2007, ADHS initiated enhanced coccidioidomycosis surveillance (which included patient interviews) to validate a laboratory-exclusive case definition for coccidioidomycosis and to characterize the effects of the disease on Arizona's population, healthcare system, and economy.

Subtroughs are also observed by day rather seldom but stable in summer (P=7 to 12%) and only in exclusive cases in winter.

It is shown below that behavior of the optimal opening time (tau^) is qualitatively different between the exclusive cases (T_{mathrm{ex}} ge T) and (T_{mathrm{ex}} < T).

Therefore, to find the probable number of motifs one mutation away from A2, we use a combinatorial construction as above to compute the probability of each of these two exclusive cases individually and then add them.

We label the central heavy atom under consideration as A and the neighboring central heavy atom as B, with A1, A2, B1, B2 and B3 denoting the groups connected to these central atoms, where for the exclusive cases the atoms are labeled with their element symbol.