Sentence examples for essentially exclusive from inspiring English sources

In Israel the ethical aspect was as important as the exclusiveness of their one god; the prophets stressed the ethical elements of an essentially exclusive God.

While many other major sports leagues distribute premium packages to a broad variety of cable and satellite companies, the N.F.L. has an essentially exclusive deal with DirecTV, which is part of General Motors Hughes Electronicss division.

And the reliance on interest-rate moves as not only the primary but essentially exclusive tool of monetary policy meant that the Fed wasn't using expectations management to augment interest-rate cuts (which might have allowed it to get more of a bang for a given cut, and could therefore have obviated the need to go all the way down to 1%).

CE followed by coma is a devastating complication of DKA, with an incidence of 1% and mortality of 24%[255, 27], and appears to be essentially exclusive to children and young adolescents [48].

At the same time the CSB deployed its investigative team and associated fire and blast experts, the Justice Department's Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) mobilized a large "national response team" that assumed essentially exclusive control of the incident site in concert with Texas State Fire Marshal's Office SFMOO) personnel.

They also provide such information in the setting of essentially exclusive CRRT use.

Prostate cancer (PCa) molecular subtypes have been defined by essentially mutually exclusive events, including ETS gene fusions (most commonly involving ERG) and SPINK1 overexpression.

Examination of stained muscle tissue sections confirmed that the 2 antibodies stained essentially mutually exclusive populations of muscle fibers.

Notably, MDM2 amplification and p53 mutations are essentially mutually exclusive and, in the past few years, small-molecule antagonists of p53 MDM2 interaction as nutlins or MDM2 inhibitors have been developed.

In airway submucosal glands a similar, essentially mutually exclusive localisation pattern was seen (Fig.  3e, f), with staining of serous demilunes of the gland by anti-LPLUNC1 (black arrow, Fig.  3e) but not SPLUNC1, which only stained mucous tubules within the gland (red arrow, Fig.  3f).

It remains a dizzyingly high-entry pursuit, essentially a very exclusive, very loud, travelling party for the world's yacht-dwelling elite.