Sentence examples for in exclusively one from inspiring English sources

In the former, a node can serve as a preferred neighbor for any number of other nodes and formed links are not required to be reciprocated; in the latter each node can participate in exclusively one clique and all nodes must agree on participation in the same clique (symmetry constraint).

Among the N. furzeri transcript contigs, 46% had hits in at least one, 35% in all four and 4% in exclusively one species (Additional file 3: Figure S2).

A detail of the categories in which each of the Arabidopsis genes responds is presented in Additional File 2. Additional Files 3 to 10 contain the genes that respond in exclusively one category, including organ type.

In many "military operations other than war" (MOOTW in jargon), conspicuous infantry units will continue to be needed, whether as riot troops, peacekeepers or when coping with plagues and natural disasters.From his London vantage point far from the Beltway, Professor Freedman is better placed to avoid that common Washington mistake of seeing defence issues in exclusively one-solution terms.

In all cases from a Morbus Sandhoff cohort of patients, exclusively one variation in copy number was observed and linked to a nucleotide alteration called c.1614-14C>A.

The majority of the somatic mutations were present in two subpopulations or exclusively detected in only one subpopulation.

We found that nine miRNAs were predominantly or exclusively expressed in only one genotype, regardless of the treatments.

Most domains do not connect with any other, indicating that they are exclusively observed in only one non-redundant T3SE.

By comparing mature miRNA counts in different genotypes and growth conditions, we found 9 miRNAs that were almost exclusively expressed in only one genotype and 11 miRNAs that were regulated by drought stress in one genotype, but not the other.

All together, the site of relapse was exclusively primary in only one out of 19 patients: five out of 19 (26%) had local progression, 18 out of 19 (95%) metastatic progression.

In 98% of scenarios, there was at least one treatment option considered appropriate, and in 83%, this concerned exclusively one of the treatments.