Sentence examples for contributing exclusive from inspiring English sources
He just launched a music streaming service called Tidal with Beyoncé, Daft Punk, Kanye, Arcade Fire, and Rihanna as co-owners contributing exclusive content.
Further, Sony Music Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment will be contributing exclusive dash apps for movie trailers, music videos, custom user themes and more, including an app from Dr. Oz offering daily health and exercise tips.
WASHINGTON — President Obama's finance team is offering corporations and other institutions that contribute $1 million exclusive access to an array of inaugural festivities, including tickets to a "benefactors reception," a children's concert, a candlelight celebration at the National Building Museum, two reserved parade bleacher seats and four tickets to the president's official inaugural ball.
Considering the results shown in Figure 2(b), it could be stated that the greatest (and almost exclusive) contributing compound to the total EEQ is natural estradiol (E2), which was detected in almost all of the analysed samples.
There may be multiple non-mutually exclusive mechanisms contributing to ESC telomere elongation: one is that both H3K9me3 and H4K20me3 heterochromatic marks decrease at telomeres; second is high-level expression of TRF1 that facilitates proficient capping of the newly synthesized telomeres.
Nonetheless, since all but 13 cases had at least one lesion >2.0 cm, it is probable that a large lesion size was the primary, but not exclusive factor contributing to the decision to proceed with brain biopsy.
The results indicate that transient alumina formation can not be avoided even with the nanocrystalline structure and the formation of these metastable alumina may contribute to the exclusive α-Al2O3 development on nanocrystalline materials.
For example, a country or subregion with few species, many of which are endemic (or exclusive), contributes more to the regional diversity than a country with many but wide-ranging species.
There are other more subtle, or "distributed" elements of similarity, which contribute to their exclusive clustering.
We hypothesize that several factors that are not mutually exclusive contributed to the observed heterogeneity.
