Sentence examples for be involved exclusively from inspiring English sources

Until recently, Nox4 was proposed to be involved exclusively in normal physiologic functions.

Those representatives will function as spokesmen, with no voting rights, and will be involved exclusively in matters pertaining to the implementation of the peace deal, Santos said.

Similar to other members of this family, this gene seems to be involved exclusively on anterior polarity determination during regeneration.

Because the other subunits of the latter three complexes were missing among the ESTs and PFO appears to have taken the role of PDH, it is probable that the dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase in Trimastix is involved exclusively in the GCS complex.

In 8 patients (20%) with aGVHD ⩾2 the terminal ileum was involved exclusively and the colon was normal.

We determined that TRPV1 neurons are involved exclusively in cancer-induced thermal hyperalgesia, but not mechanical allodynia in our mouse paw SCC model.

PoGO N contained Arabidopsis proteins encoded by At-XTH31 and At-XTH32, which are involved exclusively in XyG hydrolysis and lack transglycosylation activity [ 6].

The superficial layers zonale (ZO), superficial gray (SGR), and optic (OP) layers receive their major inputs from the retina and the visual cortex and are involved exclusively in visual information processing.

We note however that this is an underestimate: two LECA snoRNA families (snoU13 and U3) are involved exclusively in rRNA cleavage but not 2'- O-methylation, and two further putative LECA-snoRNAs belong to the H/ACA class (which we did not map against rRNA) - so are automatically excluded from this intersect for this reason.

This body of work challenges the idea that the MTL is involved exclusively in mnemonic processes (Squire et al., 2007) and highlights the need to understand how different types of representational content may drive recruitment of the HC and PrC in perceptual, but also memory, tasks (Graham et al., 2010).

However, our renal compartment-specific findings regarding adhesion molecule expression might mechanistically be involved but not exclusively responsible for the better organ function.