Sentence examples for exclusively called from inspiring English sources

Ammons's authority relied upon his presentation of himself as an ordinary person, not uniquely or exclusively called to the vocation of writing poems.

Finally, we compared the genes called as expressed by both CoNECT and Gan et al. (2010), and we identified over 1000 genes (1222 in total) that were exclusively called by CoNECT compared with the standard RNA-seq protocol (Table S11).

Wyatt still owns a 2.6%, $170 million stake in Coastal and serves on the company's board, but his days of exclusively calling the shots are over.

In fact, the distributions of (phi ^_{left {c,sright }} u)) and (phi ^_{left {c,sright }} u)) show that about 20%% of users almost exclusively call their friends and contacts.

Two months after hooking up with you, Josephine met her future husband at a kegger, a beefy dude from Kelowna, who would exclusively call her "babe".

But to exclusively call him a sound artist doesn't give enough credit to his eclectic body of work, which incorporates immersive and (slightly) strange installations, drawings, and performance, just as frequently.

Traits or actions that benefit the receiver exclusively are called cues.

For example, it is as yet unclear why the H. cavitympanum auditory system is maximally sensitive to US frequencies, given that exclusively US calls make up only a fraction of the species' vocalizations [18].

(The law applies to phones used for texting, but not to phones used exclusively for calling or to some other devices, like GPS devices).

The lyrics are almost exclusively about calling for compassion: for black people, indigenous people, gays and the disabled ("Help the awkward through the door").

Based on these patterns, we highlight genomic areas having the highest frequency for amplification together with the lowest frequency for deletion (so called exclusively amplified CNA) and vice versa (so called exclusively deleted CNA).