Sentence examples for exclusively a part from inspiring English sources
Health and disease, like many other concepts, are neither purely scientific nor exclusively a part of common sense.
Nematodes occur regularly in macrobenthic samples but are rarely identified from them and are thus considered exclusively a part of the meiobenthos.
Netrepreneurs will be the major engine of global job creation — the livelihoods of literally hundreds of millions of people around the world will depend almost exclusively on being a part of these virtual business organizations.
Take, for instance, one of the busiest routes between London and Manchester, operated exclusively by Virgin Trains, a part of Richard Branson's Virgin Group, which made its mark with cheap trans-Atlantic flights.
And in a twist of musical-chair ownership, Exclusively was also once a part of Myntra.
Likewise, dairying in Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Europees.
Likewise, dairying in Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Medieval-through-Enlightenment-Era Europeies.
How good am I? In one of the essays he suggests that the canon, in which he is steeped as a reader and of which he so longs to be a part, is exclusively the work of writers in early middle-age, from which he has passed.
Out of this search came a pair of similar peptides that are made exclusively in the lateral hypothalamus, a part of the brain already known to help control appetite.
While tonsillectomy as a treatment for throat problems has been performed almost exclusively by otorhinolaryngologists, tonsillectomy as a part of the armamentarium for the multifactorial, multidisciplinary therapy of sleep-disordered breathing needs a new introduction to those involved in treating SDB patients.
Motifs 9, 22 and 29 were observed in group G exclusively and were characterized by a part of the proline-rich domain, which has been shown to have transcriptional activation potential.
