Sentence examples for exclusively to identify from inspiring English sources

This study was designed exclusively to identify the pharmacist's role in patient care using the pharmacist-led MTM programme.

A good start would be an office of prisoner affairs run by the State Department and devoted exclusively to identifying and investigating cases of Americans being unjustly held in other nations.

The structure and stability of the hexagonal cluster units toward their growth are exclusively monitored to identify potential hexagonal cluster units for future smart materials especially in the form of nanotube or 2D ultrathin nanomaterials.

13 This registry was exclusively used to identify patients born prematurely.

We next implemented two different statistical approaches to test whether epigenetic modifications can be exclusively utilized to identify functional p63 binding sites.

Most news segments that do address Lyme disease focus almost exclusively on how to identify the telltale bullseye rash (which only approximately 40percentt of Lyme patients ever see) and how to avoid and remove ticks.

"Calls to streamline the ESA and to rely exclusively on FWS to identify and list species might mean that a significant number of species that deserve legal protection -- especially those that are politically unpopular because of the potential to obstruct development projects -- would be left out in the cold".

We therefore stimulated total MLN cells isolated from neonates and adults with CL075, which mediates stimulation preferentially through TLR8, or with CL087, which mediates stimulation exclusively through TLR7, to identify the TLR used in small ruminant species more precisely.

In transplanted mice it was possible to identify exclusively Kupffer cells only at day 5, whereas after 8 days this activation phase was completely terminated.

Here we present a new algorithm based on network analysis applied exclusively on protein structures to identify critical residues.

This questions the validity of the used markers to identify exclusively the stem cells in a tumour.