Sentence examples for exclusively in relation to from inspiring English sources

One yearns to urge her on, "Go ahead, ask!" But rather than plumbing Attila's psyche, Collins explores emotions almost exclusively in relation to Mercedes models.

Node H implicate gangs exclusively in relation to gun violence.

He said reports of unsatisfactory care tended to be predominantly "but not exclusively" in relation to elderly care.

The HAH is also caused by high-altitude environment, but differs from airplane headache which may be caused by atmospheric pressure and is characterized by the sudden onset of a severe head pain exclusively in relation to airplane flights [7].

He added: "Considering the nature and extent of the problems identified to us, almost exclusively in relation to the marine and coastal assets in Scotland, we have had to conclude that the Crown Estate Commissioner should no longer be the body responsible in these areas.

Funding should continued to be applied strategically to make 'catalytic' gains, especially (but not exclusively) in relation to the oversight role of the Regional Offices.

To date, this type of Delphi has been exclusively applied in relation to biotechnology, an area in which the authors inserted this proposal.

Interestingly, in this study the possible biological fetal effects were not given much attention by the participating obstetricians, the implications of too liberal use was exclusively discussed in relation to diagnostic errors.

Google has also committed to no longer include in agreements with publishers "any provisions or impose any unwritten obligations" that would require publishers to source their requirements for online search advertisements exclusively from Google in relation to queries from users in the European region.

We also assessed whether host-specialised genotypes corresponded exclusively to anholocyclic lineages in relation to the environmental conditions.

Our predictions indicate the existence of spatial variation in plant recruitment and dispersal distance (i.e. in potential plant fitness; Figure 4), arising exclusively from their spatial position in relation to lizard territories-rather than from individual variation in certain plant traits (such as fruit production; [13]).