Sentence examples for consists strictly from inspiring English sources

Their follow-up for the label — "The Third Man," due out on Tuesday — consists strictly of duos, performed and recorded with care.

Today, his diet consists strictly of intranasally administered cans of TwoCal, a liquid nutritional supplement.

Their involvement in the carcinogenic mechanism consists strictly in the regulation of signaling pathways Ras, Raf, ERK, ErbB-2-/MAPK/FAK, Src tyrosine kinase, PI3-K/AKT/mTOR, and NF- κB [ 89, 93, 116], through their ability to block the activation of the oncogenes v-Src, H-ras, PKA, PKC, and Ras-p42/44 Ras-p42/44, and thus are granted the status of tumor suppressor genes [ 94, 113].

But he thinks that a variety of other institutions, consisting strictly of democracies, might be able to establish and sometimes even enforce a new and superior version of international legitimacy.

"If they just stay up there for over a year, what is the point?" As a result, the Barnes & Noble best-seller list will no longer consist, strictly speaking, of the best-selling books in the store.

When delivery of Chinese food consisted strictly of Takeout Chinese, for instance, I did not think of it as an acceptable alternative even to scratching around in the refrigerator for some leftovers that were way beyond what my mother would have considered their second-day peak.

The questionnaire was concise and consisted strictly of multiple-choice questions in an attempt to improve the response rate.

Each set of images consists of strictly registered infrared and visible images, and all the images are of the size of 512 × 512 (shown in Fig. 2).

Cluster headache (3.1, ICHD-II) [1], that affects adults, consists of strictly unilateral pain attacks, more frequent (1-8 times a day), longer (15-180 minutes) and associated with ipsilateral autonomic symptoms [25]; therefore it can be excluded in our cases.

The genus Acinetobacter consists of strictly aerobic, Gram-negative coccobacillary rods, non-motile, catalase positive, oxidase negative and growing at 20° 30°C on usual laboratory culture media.

This genus consists of strictly aerobic, Gram-positive, variably acid-fast, filamentous bacteria with a tendency to fragment into bacillary and coccoid forms [ 1].