Sentence examples for exclusive point from inspiring English sources
This is not an exclusive point of view in the capital.
And there seem to be at least four competing theories in the McCain camp, which, while not entirely mutually exclusive, point in different vice presidential directions.
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Blessed with riverfront, harbour-front or oceanfront settings, some of the city's most popular areas include Vaucluse, north of Bondi Beach; leafy, upscale Double Bay and exclusive Point Piper, two adjacent areas on the south side of the harbour; and Hunters Hill, one of the city's oldest residential areas, west of the harbour.
Some PTC may display, instead, mutually exclusive point mutations in RAS (0 21%) or BRAF (29 83%), leading to the constitutive activation of the RAS-RAF-MEK-ERK signaling pathway [ 4].
A possible additional and not mutually exclusive point of impact for TNF blockade is limiting the maintenance of influenza-specific plasma cells, because TNF enhances plasma cell survival in vitro [ 25], and has been suggested to be important for plasma cell survival in vivo [ 26, 27].
Those are not mutually exclusive points.
He may also be (they are not mutually exclusive points), for the last big Nazi trial before age catches up with everyone, an imperfect and odd exemplar.
The study objective was to validate a specific quality of life (QoL) questionnaire for caregivers of cancer patients, the CareGiver Oncology Quality of Life questionnaire (CarGOQoL), based on the exclusive points of view of the caregivers.
They argue - correctly - that the two objectives of EU membership and good relations with Russia need not be mutually exclusive, pointing to numerous statements by the Russian government that it supports Serbia's EU aspirations.
For months, the Iron and Steel Institute, the primary steel industry trade group, and Mr. Leibowitz's group, have been trotting out dueling economists and other experts to prove mutually exclusive points.
