Sentence examples for defined as exclusively from inspiring English sources

But since 2010, for no apparent reason, "public" has been defined as exclusively Jewish.

Now that "red carpet" events aren't defined as exclusively awards shows and movie premieres, celebrities are donning serious eye candy for virtually every public appearance.

Tumour site was defined as exclusively anal canal or margin, or by the location of the majority of the disease (canal greater than margin, or margin greater than canal).

Outpatient dialysis treatment setting was the explanatory variable of interest, defined as either exclusively VA; exclusively VA-outsourced dialysis, or dual settings (defined as receiving at least one outpatient-based dialysis treatment in VA and VA-outsourced dialysis).

In March 2000 the legislature amended the provincial marriage act to define marriage as exclusively between a man and a woman, and added a clause insulating this law from a charter challenge.

This definition focuses almost exclusively on defining, as inclusively as possible, the targets of health services research.

This outcome suggests that the production effect is not defined as an exclusively within-subject occurrence.

Lineage-specific, or "taxonomically restricted" genes (TRGs), are defined as being exclusively restricted to a particular taxonomic group [4].

The collective term "ST group" was used to differentiate unique STs, defined as strains found exclusively in Iceland, from other STs, which have been described elsewhere.

In addition, we identified 319 population-specific miRNA alleles (PSMAs), defined as variants present exclusively in 1 of the 14 globally sampled populations.

The second step of the analysis involved analysing western versus eastern federal states as eastern federal states are, according to the OECD definition, defined as being almost exclusively rural.