Sentence examples for given its exclusivity from inspiring English sources

Given its exclusivity the LRRCE motif is a useful annotation tool for the identification and classification of new SLRP sequences in genome databases.

Given its exclusivity to the SLRP family, the LRRCE motif is a useful annotation tool for the identification and classification of new SLRP sequences in genome sequencing efforts.

Mr. Weill wooed the Philharmonic away from Lincoln Center only to decide that he does not love it enough to give it exclusivity and cancel dates with the world-class orchestras that have been parading through his hall for years.

Telefonica says it doesn't require the startup to give it exclusivity.

This resort also features a private-access beach giving its guests more exclusivity during their time off.

And besides, Bayonetta 2 – the sequel to 2009's leggy-witch-kicking-angel-arses action classic – is one of the reasons to get a Wii U, which makes Nintendo giving up its exclusivity a little like Real Madrid loaning Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United, with no appearance restrictions, right before the two teams meet in the Champion's League Final.

It has strong college roots in Mexico and this, plus the cost of attending games, has given it an air of exclusivity that appeals to those who aspire to a first-world gringo lifestyle.

Its ambitious goals: persuading YouTube stars to give it 72-hour exclusivity on their new videos, and persuading their fans to pay $2.99 a month for early access to that content.

The company has also chosen to make the service invitation-only, which gives it an air of exclusivity but may limit its audience.

"We believe that the three studios have been paid approximately $350 million a year by Showtime for their movies, which has given Showtime exclusivity (starting about 5-6 months after their release on home video and lasting 12-15 months). 12-15 months

But it's easy to be flattered by an invitation to join, given the exclusivity of the crowd.