Sentence examples for exclusive question from inspiring English sources

Yet, how aging affects complex brain functions, e.g., the ability to acquire new memory when previous experience is no longer valid, is an almost exclusive question of studies in humans and mammalian models.

In terms of Baethge et al.'s first point, the main reason for this discrepancy may be that our review and their work, in essence, answer distinct though not necessarily wholly mutually exclusive questions.

HR motivation was not addressed as an exclusive research question in the studies summarized, but it appeared to be important in relation to staff availability and EmOC performance improvement.

A questionnaire consisted of background and professional qualification related questions, response categories were exhaustive and mutually exclusive, whereas questions regarding the barriers for underrepresentation of women at academic excellence and a position of power where asked on a five-point Likert scale ranging from strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, to strongly agree.

The questionnaire mainly consisted of closed questions but also included some multiple choice questions with options being mutually exclusive and semiopen questions.

After seeing the performance of Grey Gardens at Southwark Playhouse on the 12 January at 7 30pm, Guardian Members are invited to stay in their seats for an exclusive post show question and answer session.

"That the Wylie/Odyssey agreement is reportedly exclusive raises many questions and concerns," the Guild said.

This is not an exclusive list of questions and may not adequately address every situation.

Podesta also questioned "exclusive agreements" Schweizer struck with The New York Times, The Washington Post and Fox News "to pursue the story lines found in the book".

I read the book the week before going to Bournemouth, hoping to find out not whether niceness and voting blue are mutually exclusive but why the question needed addressing in the first place.

"The most interesting question concerns exclusive and shared EU competencies that will be repatriated by Brexit, but are they to be exercised by Scotland as devolved competencies?" asked Edward.