Sentence examples for is usually exclusively from inspiring English sources

As far as I could tell, the Imperial is usually exclusively used for functions by mid-level businessmen from Yorkshire who encapsulate absolutely everything that comes to mind when you think "mid-level businessman from Yorkshire".

The nuclear genome is, with the notable exception of the sex chromosomes, inherited from both parents with recombination during meiosis, while the mitochondrial genome is usually exclusively maternally inherited and non-recombining (e.g. Hutchinson et al., 1974; Birky, 1995; but see male inheritance in mussels, Zouros et al., 1992).

On the other hand, the earlier clubs in health clinics were usually exclusively for autistic children, while the Cambridgeshire schools used them for mixed groups of pupils.

Peroneal nerve lesions are rather uncommon and are usually exclusively evaluated by clinical and/or electrophysiological examination.

Our study concentrated mainly on the activities that are usually exclusively performed by physicians and thus can only be learned from and supervised by physicians.

The Pontiff granted his burial within the confines of the Teutonic Cemetery, which is usually reserved exclusively for senior German clerics.

Similarly, its catalog essay, while convoluted and sometimes sophomoric, takes a refreshingly visual, even formal approach to art that is usually admired exclusively for its political and social meanings.

Variability in this issue may be the result of inappropriate match up of the control sample, which is usually based exclusively on age and gender.

Renal protection of ARBs is usually explained exclusively by their blood pressure lowering action and by the inhibition of the renin angiotensin system.

Safar 8 proposed that although the cyclic blood pressure curve is usually described exclusively as SBP and DBP, both dominating the basis of cardiovascular hypertensive epidemiology, the entire blood pressure curve should be taken into consideration to adequately assess cardiovascular damage.

This is usually — but not exclusively — attempted by creative people with no other obvious way of producing start-up capital.