Sentence examples for exclusive change from inspiring English sources

Let us keep in mind, though, that should these be imposed top-down, they will always reveal themselves to be an exclusive change, for the few and for a fleeting moment.

Subjects were classified into 5 mutually exclusive change categories: substantially improved (+7, +6, +5), moderately improved (+4,+3,+2), no change (+1, 0, -1), moderately deteriorated (-2, -3, -4), and substantially deteriorated (-5, -6, -7).

Work transitions were categorised as four mutually exclusive change categories from baseline to 12 months: 'retired/ceased work' (changed to 0 hours work), 'increased work' (by ≥4 hours per week), 'decreased work' (by ≥4 hours per week) and 'unchanged' (work hours changed by <4 hours per week).

This and other studies [ 35] are consistent with our finding of the exclusive changes in Tie2 levels but not in the other markers.

In other words, the MMN cannot be explained by changes in post-synaptic sensitivity or intrinsic connections, only; nor can it be explained by exclusive changes in extrinsic connections.

Additionally, variation in intensity and modality are non-exclusive changes, which can occur both on a spatial and a temporal scale, further complicating an assessment.

(These "or"s are inclusive, not exclusive — one change can satisfy more than one clause of this account).

The exclusive license change was spotted by Jonathan Berger, a Mountain View resident (and Xoogler; Berger was an early employee of Katango, sold to Google), who noted it on his blog a little while ago.

Those headlines at the time read, "Exclusive: Big changes coming to Kleiner Perkins," "Exclusive: Kleiner Perkins makes major changes," and "Kleiner's Chi-Hua Chien may raise his own VC fund".

This will be particularly important in the context of cancer, since tumors profiled in the TCGA database (https://tcga-data.nci.nih.gov/tcga/) that exhibit mutation or expression changes in the Tyro3, Axl, and Mertk genes display a strong tendency towards mutually exclusive TAM changes across tumor types.

That contrasts with the thought that addictions are substance-by-substance phenomena, though the two ideas are not mutually exclusive since changes in the 13 substance-specific pathways clearly also result in addiction.Second, the particular pathways involved help to explain why addiction is so hard to reverse.