Sentence examples for exclusively separated from inspiring English sources
The two systems, are not exclusively separated as they may happen at the same time on the same tissue, especially where different concentrations were used [14].
Also, the directional high frequency components are assumed to be exclusively separated in the horizontal and vertical directions, since an image has strong directional correlation along the sharp edges.
Normally, at E8.5 the neural tube at the levels of the hindbrain and anterior spinal cord is largely closed and TROMAI-positive SE cells and N-cadherin-positive NE cells are exclusively separated into surface and neural tube layers in wild-type embryos (Fig. 6D).
You perpetuate the mistaken assumption that we Latinos stick to ourselves, to our own little tribes, as exclusively separate constituencies based on specific heritage.
The spatial resolution of EIT is inferior to that of other imaging techniques, for example computed tomography, and cannot exclusively separate impedance changes originating from the cardiopulmonary border.
We did not expect to find categorically distinct classes; and as such we refer to the results of our LCA as 'groups' because it was our judgment that the analyses would not produce exclusively separate categories of individuals but, instead, more loosely-structured groups with indistinct boundaries that would possibly shift amongst samples.
Property 1: In absence of parking congestion, the demand domain is divided into market areas of each parking option, separated exclusively by spatial limits based on relative positions of parking lots and tariffs.
The collected human protein interaction data were separated exclusively into training and test datasets as described above.
An ortholog from Francisella tularensis was expressed exclusively in bacteria separated from infected murine spleen tissue [ 72].
Two tables at the end were reserved exclusively for blacks, and separated from the others by a curtain.
Basically, skin and non-skin pixels overlap in color spaces; hence, they cannot be separated relying exclusively on their color.
