Sentence examples for exclusively attached from inspiring English sources

"I think Wolf's inspiration was more, I would say, exclusively attached to the text than Schubert's," Mr. Barenboim said.

Striated muscle is almost exclusively attached to the skeleton and constitutes the bulk of the body's muscle tissue.

But if winning was the be-all and end-all for fans, who would ever allow themselves to become exclusively attached to a club?

No matter what inspired it, the term bimbo came to be all but exclusively attached to women, to the extent that an exclusively male equivalent, himbo, had to be invented in the late 80s to redress the balance.

The teaser trailer was initially exclusively attached to Night at the Museum.

In contrast, Tischlinger and Unwin [4] highlighted that these feathers are equivalent to the "feather trousers" of many extant birds (e.g. birds of prey), that as in Archaeopteryx are exclusively attached to the tibia and femur.

Human seasonal viruses almost exclusively attach to N-acetylneuraminic (sialic) acid receptors at α-2,6 linkage, whereas avian influenza viruses predominantly bind to α-2,3 sialic acid linkage.

Whereas Rad6 Rad18 is highly selective for a single lysine on PCNA, K164 (Hoege et al, 2002; Garg and Burgers, 2005), Ubc13 Mms2, aided by Rad5, exclusively attaches ubiquitin to other ubiquitin moieties.

Most interestingly, Actinomyces were almost exclusively found attached to the necrotic bone.

In (Graber et al., 2007), two classes of TRSS leader sequences were separately analyzed: the SL1 class (trans-spliced to individual or operon-contained genes) and the SL2 class (nearly exclusively found attached to the downstream genes in operons).

Cells that proliferate exclusively by attaching to or remaining in any part of the vessel are completely destroyed during each operation cycle, thus actively counter-selecting static variants.