Sentence examples for collected exclusively from inspiring English sources
Again, in the German collection, the earliest O. latifolia specimens were collected exclusively in the Caribbean area, and only later (after the mid-19th) from Southern Brazil and Paraguay.
In addition, a single or a few individuals represented species that were exclusive to a specific habitat class; eight species were collected exclusively in the interior of the canola field, 51 in the grassland vegetation, and six in the forest remnant.
The initiative is unusual because the clinical data will be collected exclusively by Premier Inc., a group that helps more than one-fourth of the nation's hospitals buy medical supplies, prescription drugs and other products.
His domestic measures favoured the curiales and the lower classes: from then on, taxes would be collected exclusively by officials; the protection of the poor was entrusted to "defenders of the plebs," chosen from among retired high officials (honorati).
The data presented in the study was not collected exclusively for the study.
Seeds were collected exclusively on the Island and selected to represent the essential species constituents from the reference communitiesb (EMRC Environmental Management Research Consultants 2006).
Our choice of collecting exclusively nasal swabs was based on the fact that the anterior nare is the primary basin for S. aureus.
In most trials (64%), data collection interventions were targeted solely at the individual level; 13% included data collection interventions targeted at participants at both individual and cluster levels, and 8% collected data exclusively from participants at the level of the cluster.
Over the last year and half, Mr. Sledge has collected almost exclusively online, buying nine pieces at an average of about $4,000 each at online-only auctions through Artnet, the art market information company.
Tibicen nymphs were collected almost exclusively from unburned plots.
Moreover, given that these data are collected almost exclusively through surveying, they are often very small and of uncertain quality relative to the broad importance of the object of study.
