Sentence examples for exclusively characteristic from inspiring English sources

Each subdivision was found to contain (though not exclusively) characteristic types of stars, and it was even possible to divide some of the variable-star types into subgroups according to their population subdivision.

Nonspiking interneurons (NSIs), almost exclusively characteristic to arthropod central nervous systems, do not generate action potentials and hence lack voltage-regulated sodium channels, yet having a variety of voltage-regulated potassium conductances on their dendritic membrane including the one similar to the delayed-rectifier type potassium conductance.

Unless it is a specific acquisition like a spine, appearing at a certain stage in evolution, it is difficult to regard it as an exclusively human characteristic.

(In France, by law, most receipts still offer a conversion from euros to French francs, so nostalgia may not be an exclusively German characteristic).

This presentation format in the curriculum may erroneously suggest to students that empathy is an exclusively inner characteristic or a natural disposition [ 25] rather than a multidimensional competence to be taught, trained, and assessed [ 24, 26].

Our data predict that the SSC region of the last common ancestor of Oltmannsiellopsis and Pseudendoclonium cpDNAs featured 12 of the genes usually found in the LSC region in Nephroselmis and streptophyte cpDNAs, whereas the LSC region contained exclusively genes characteristic of the ancestral LSC region.

In order to evaluate and select features, filter models exclusively use characteristics about the data, warper models uses mining algorithms, and hybrid models combine the use of characteristics about the data with data-mining algorithms.

The TJ-II remote participation system (RPS) is focused on providing remote access to elements that depend exclusively on characteristics of the TJ-II environment: data acquisition, diagnostics control systems and TJ-II operation tracking.

Consequently, in some cases, the clinical definition of disease symptoms are based exclusively on characteristics of those reported in men.

Based exclusively on characteristics of the male palpal bulb, Bond and Platnick [28] divided the genus into three species groups.

Due to our focus on women's disease risk and prevention, couple's eligibility was based almost exclusively on characteristics of the female.