Sentence examples for incorporated exclusively from inspiring English sources
For quantitative purposes, the level of fructose incorporated exclusively into FOS FFOSS) was defined as the difference between Ft and FPOL (i.e., FFOS = Ft − FPOL).
In these models, with heterologous, homologous and autologous transplantation/incorporation of CD34+, CD133+, VEGFR2+ mononuclear blood cells, EPCs incorporated exclusively in blood vessels of neovascularised ischemic limbs [ 59].
CENP-A is incorporated exclusively after exit from mitosis (Jansen et al, 2007; Maddox et al, 2007; Schuh et al, 2007; Hemmerich et al, 2008).
Thymidine is the only nucleoside that is incorporated exclusively into DNA but not into RNA and is therefore a good candidate for measuring cellular proliferation.
In real-time generated pyrograms revealed that in all SNP positions of all Rickettsia positive control plasmids (R. helvetica, R. massiliae, and R. monacensis, and two R. felis plasmids) the correct nucleotide was incorporated exclusively (exemplarily see Figure 2a and 2c), thus providing specific Rickettsia spp. differentiation.
Further, D3-serine incorporated only in PS and not in PE, demonstrating that PS decarboxylation does not occur in T. brucei and that PE is exclusively made via the Kennedy pathway [16, 50].
HOUSING in both the hamlet and the incorporated village consists exclusively of single-family residences.
This provides evidence that the incorporated inositol is exclusively derived from the medium.
In contrast, decitabine is exclusively incorporated into DNA [ 60], acting as a DNMTi due to covalent binding [ 57, 61].
Only three FGDs were conducted because of time constraints; therefore the views of other groups of people such as the opinions of fathers and professionals were not exclusively incorporated.
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.
