I don't know what significant fact can be drawn from this -- perhaps that we should not succumb too easily to the temptation to exclusiveness and dogmatic claims to a monopoly of the truth of our particular faith.
The exclusiveness seems to have paid off, although Mr. Lobb is not eager to share any details about the bottom line of his business.
I tried to avoid extravagant, luxurious "designer" hotels as they remain accessible to a limited number of people and, in spite of their architectural excellence, their "exclusiveness" fails to make a difference in a broader context.
As such, the exclusiveness of R1 to R8 implies that each of R1 to R8 might correspond to a unique polypharmacology type where each cluster was generated by the corresponding set of significant substructure pairs.
In order to establish the exclusiveness of this polymorphism to Y-HG Q, we screened some of our samples already categorized in other unrelated haplogroups like R1a1, R2, L, H1, J, C, etc.
This exclusiveness is different to spectrum management of other unlicensed access networks such as WiFi, which permits multiple devices to operate on the same channel with less concerning for the collision or the service degradation with neighboring WiFi devices.
Second, the fact that its racial exclusiveness is central to both its message and its meaning.
By studying the resolvability of health care services in homogeneous cities – whose differences are only those relative to the health professionals' labour ties – the author found a significant difference between a system hiring its professionals under a regime of labor exclusiveness as compared to a traditional system of multiple labour ties.
To add to the exclusiveness, his DBX show will be one of only five North American performances of 2014.
The second challenge is which methodology to use to assess exclusiveness.
