Sentence examples for exclusively impact from inspiring English sources

The data suggest that changes in EphB2 signaling and expression preferentially – but not exclusively – impact dendritic protrusions in the basal arbor.

Ecosystems recovered more slowly following agriculture, deforestation and logging, but this is confounded by the fact that these disturbances exclusively impact terrestrial systems that generally recover more slowly than other systems.

Solar gains, internal loads and other building characteristics have intentionally not been included in the calculation procedure to check exclusively the impact of the insulation materials' characteristics on the optimum insulation thicknesses.

Exclusively 'claiming' impact ignores the complexities and reality of scientific research and we are more interested in noting our contribution alongside others and learning from this.

These data clearly indicate that TCDD modulates homeostasis in a model of human stratifying epithelium independent of changes in proliferation and apoptosis, exclusively by impacting keratinocyte terminal differentiation.

Madrid and Manchester have this type of integrated climate change plan, whereas London, Copenhagen, and Rotterdam have already created stand-alone adaptation strategies that exclusively target impacts of climate change.

Not only would such exclusion negatively impact the study of exclusively female conditions, it would deprive women of the many potential benefits of research participation [ 51, 52].

But you are wrong to focus exclusively on the impact on "abortion rights".

The Yemen Data Project has chosen to focus exclusively on the impact of the air campaign, rather than fighting on the ground, citing the difficulty of gaining access to frontline fighting and impartial information.

Some developed frameworks devoted exclusively to foresight impact evaluation (R. Johnston [43], and by R. Johnston and J. Smith [36]).

Past studies (Barberi et al. 2008; Paton et al. 2008; Wachinger et al. 2013) focus almost exclusively on the impact of increased participation by members of the general public.