Sentence examples for existing almost exclusively from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, while Reefer Madness was convincing Americans that smoking weed would turn their children into rapists, Turkey was supplying Greek proto-hippies with the continent's crumbliest hash; in the 80s, Zurich turned Platzspitz Park into a legal, open-air drug market; and, in the early 90s, half of Manchester spent their weekends existing almost exclusively on pills and poppers.  .

The intestine, finally, showed an early, but temporary peak of adaptive changes in amino-acid, carbohydrate and fat metabolism at 12 hours of fasting, while a late response, existing almost exclusively of amino-acid catabolizing and gluconeogenic enzymes, gradually developed towards 72 hours of fasting.

Target killers exist almost exclusively in Karachi.

Existing guidelines are almost exclusively based on morbidity and mortality data related to "research quality" blood pressure readings.

Furthermore, existing criteria concentrate almost exclusively on identifying errors in prescribing, and only rarely errors in administration [ 62].

All but one study published after this 2010 paper support the surgical removal of the primary tumour in patients with stage IV disease, reinforcing the importance of the ongoing prospective trials evaluating this approach since existing data come almost exclusively from retrospective studies [ 117– 117].

However, there has been little systematic effort to document these patterns in the southwestern Atlantic, and most existing efforts are almost exclusively focused on invertebrates [108], [414] [416].

This is in contrast with the existing literature that focuses almost exclusively on the demand for branch licences by foreign banks.

Given that the existing benefit catalogues are almost exclusively incorporated into acts, governmental decrees and ministerial decrees, the general features of the decision-making processes (regulatory regimes) on benefits are common, as described above.

Specifically, existing studies have relied almost exclusively on behavioural measures (i.e., accuracy, reaction time), which cannot assess moment-by-moment activities that are driving these processes on the order of milliseconds.

In the cotyledon, however, branched MTs indicative of nucleation are very rare, whereas new MTs frequently arise from the severing of existing MTs that occurs almost exclusively at sites where MTs cross one another.