Sentence examples for exclusive contexts from inspiring English sources

To analyze the context in which silent bared-teeth displays occurred, we categorized the occurrences of this facial expression into three mutually exclusive contexts, according to how the two females interacted 10 sec before and/or after the display: negative (aggression), positive (affiliation), or neutral context (approach or sit in proximity, without further social exchange).

With the waning of the driver IDH1 event, this indicates a macro-evolutionary switch from the dominance of the IDH1-mutated tumour to a DM-driven tumour in a mutually exclusive context.

And unlike the young Ms. Shields (who appeared in an ad for Ivory Snow when she was 11 months old), the unwitting subjects of "Baby Dancing" and "David" are not sequestered by an exclusive professional context.

These guidelines promote exclusive breastfeeding in contexts with a high HIV prevalence more than earlier guidelines did, and emphasise not to compromise breastfeeding in the general population.

However, the findings pertaining to the key themes and sub-themes are presented together as these themes were not considered to be mutually exclusive concepts and to provide context.

In this context, exclusive requirements are always allocated (even if part of the allocated resources is idle), while non-exclusive requirements are only allocated when necessary.

The unique synthetase to transferase GS activity ratio of this new GS2 isoenzyme, together with its seed specific expression is compatible with a specific function of the enzyme under a defined metabolic context exclusive to seed metabolism.

To put it in context how exclusive of company she is in, in the 50-year history of the sport more women have orbited the earth than have earned a white belt in her martial art.

Overlapping or adjacent motifs can promote mutually exclusive, competitive interactions, allowing context-dependent assembly of functionally distinct complexes [ 86] (Fig.  2d).

Therefore, when applying the ICF taxonomy for accurate reporting in a specific context, category specifications may be developed for exclusive use in this particular context.

More positivist researchers tend to see "evidence and context as mutually exclusive", therefore perceiving research evidence that is stripped of context to be of higher quality and to engender "higher quality decisions".