Sentence examples for exclusively recognised from inspiring English sources

While both DDRs exhibit the same specificity for binding the GVMGFO motif, which is present only in fibrillar collagens, the two receptors display distinct preferences for certain non-fibrillar collagens, with the basement membrane collagen IV being exclusively recognised by DDR1.

Like the second type it is also exclusively recognised based on the dactyli lengths.

A number of these ECM proteins contain the three amino acid sequence Arg-Gly-Asp (RGD), which is exclusively recognised by corresponding integrinβ1 receptors [ 9, 10].

Having done both he does not recommend working from home exclusively, recognising the benefits of interacting with people in the office and the pitfalls of working long hours at home to keep up.

The results were consistent with the mapping analysis showing that the MLLE-containing regions of Rrm4 and Pab1 exclusively recognise the corresponding PAM2L and PAM2 motifs, respectively.

The application of polyclonal antibodies exclusively recognising the hnRNP B1 variant resulted in strong nuclear staining, mainly of squamous cell carcinoma, but not of the normal lung epithelial cells adjacent to tumours [ 24, 27].

Thus, we undertook Western blotting in ON samples from control and treated eyes using two antibodies, SMI-32 and SMI-37, which exclusively recognise npNFH (Fig.  6).

However, we found that the majority of piRNAs that mapped to the sense strand of the repeat had an A in position 10, indicative of s-piRNA biogenesis, while reads mapped to the antisense strand were almost exclusively p-piRNAs, recognised by U in position 1.

Kan's remarks differed slightly from the groundbreaking 1995 statement by Murayama – repeated by Koizumi a decade later – as it was directed exclusively at South Korea and recognised for the first time that the peninsula was annexed "against the will of the Korean people".

Of Elwes' being recognised almost exclusively for a film he made nearly 30 years ago, he asked almost brusquely, "How do you have such a good attitude?" One imagined Elwes smiling like Westley the farmboy when he replied: "I'm a blessed guy.

The importance of feedback on summative work (rather than exclusively on formative work) was also recognised by students for managing stress, coping with possible failure and lifelong learning.