Sentence examples for characterized exclusively from inspiring English sources

It is true – as apologists for the status quo will be sure to point out – that it is impossible to know whether today's murder specifically could have been prevented by a more stringent gun control regime, let alone by one characterized exclusively by background checks.

Functionalism, which identifies mental kinds with functional kinds that are characterized exclusively in terms of causes and effects, abstracts from the level of microphysics, and therefore seemed to be a better explanation of the relation between mind and body.

The three mouse models have been characterized exclusively in the B6 inbred strain [11], [14], [24].

Note that for large t (>>µ/k), x t) is determined by the combination of a constant spring-like (i.e. F/k) and viscous (i.e. Ft/µ1) deformation, the latter characterized exclusively by the cytoskeletal component of cytoplasmic friction, µ1.

Finally, two apparently different spacer addition mechanisms have been characterized exclusively for Sulfolobus.

Moreover, a unique genomic organization (dicistronic tRNA-snoRNA genes) has been characterized exclusively in plants [ 34].

While neither SA-βGal activity nor all heterochromatin proteins characterize exclusively senescent cells, combining these markers with other features of cellular senescence, such as a lack of cellular proliferation markers among others, can more reliably identify senescent cells in tissue.

Bovine SCD5 has been identified and characterized only recently [ 50] and it is expressed almost exclusively in brain.

Rather, 66 genes were shared amongst the Healthy, Allrg Rhin and Asm NoEx groups and the Asm Ex group was characterized almost exclusively by a set of 91 distinct genes.

In the older definition ALS is considered as a disease exclusively characterized by preferential loss of motor neurons in the motor cortex, brainstem, and spinal cord, that is, by a pathological involvement exclusively of the motor system.

Norwegian smolt production is characterized by almost exclusively utilizing surface waters as inlet-water sources, with lake inlets constituting 88% and river inlets 12%.