Sentence examples for by exclusively one from inspiring English sources
We argue that FinTech is rather an entrepreneurial phenomenon, which is not triggered by exclusively one and only driver of financial innovation, but rather is influenced by the combination of economic, technological and regulatory factors.
The point is that within the research of the laboratories, they are both, and it is not possible to fathom how they produce knowledge claims by focusing exclusively on one or the other aspect.
We then explored the GO annotation of those genes hit exclusively by only one of these two samples.
A distinctive feature of this study is in combining high-resolution CNV calls from whole genome sequencing with the traditional CNV calls from genotyping array data, which demonstrated a non-trivial number of CNVs detected exclusively by only one platform.
Similarly, our results suggested that sFRP1 and Smad4 expression may be downregulated synergistically by miR-1260b and by DNA methylation/histone modification, not exclusively one or the other.
Moreover, the behavioral parameters were exclusively predicted by only one of the predictors (Circadian or Sleep, Fig. 9c,f) both in LD and DD conditions.
10 11 Though it is exclusively manufactured by only one authorised company in the USA (Genentech, a member company of Roche), counterfeit versions of Avastin containing no active pharmaceutical ingredient were purchased by hundreds of medical clinics in various US states from unauthorised domestic and foreign suppliers in violation of Federal law.
Davis focuses exclusively on one Leeds-based suit manufacturer, forced by falling prices and rising wages to outsource.
Combined —Consideration of multiple applications that are exchangeable, e.g., via firmware update but executed by the system exclusively (only one application resides in on-chip memory at any point in time).
All KGB Glass pipes are handmade one-by-one exclusively by Owoc and are available in over 20 U.S. states.
Because many crowdfund platforms put all their eggs in one basket by focusing exclusively on advancing their regulatory and compliance eligibility as "intermediary portals," as called for in the JOBS Act legislation.
