Sentence examples for is virtually exclusive from inspiring English sources

The religions in which the sense of dependence is virtually exclusive are those of the ancient Semites, the Egyptians, and the Chinese.

We show using TAL:3XFLAG ChIP-seq that binding of TALs is virtually exclusive to their target sequence.

Two characters that are virtually exclusive to the Treehouse of Horror series are Kang and Kodos, a pair of large green space aliens who were introduced in the "Hungry are the Damned" segment of "Treehouse of Horror".

Admission to elite colleges and universities has offered people of color the opportunity to enter and excel in echelons of American society that have previously been virtually exclusive domains of white men.

The distribution of H4R3me2a and Ki67 is virtually mutually exclusive, although some cell can be detected which are marked by low levels of Ki67 and H4R3me2a immunoreactivity.

The NCMS offers a unique opportunity to study health insurance schemes because, where it exists, it is virtually universal and exclusive: we need not worry about self-selection or about payments from private insurance schemes.

Airbus recently obtained an order valued at $8.5 billion from British Airways P.L.C., which had been virtually an exclusive customer of Boeing, and a $3.5 billion commitment from a group of Latin American airlines.

Mono-methylated H4 at lysine 20 and H3 lysine 9 are partitioned together, as are the di-methylated forms, whereas mono- and di-methylated forms are virtually mutually exclusive [39].

EGFR amplifications are virtually mutually exclusive with 1p/19q codeletion and with IDH mutations [ 52].

Recent data of The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) consortium on lower grade (WHO grade II and III) gliomas show that IDH mutations in these gliomas are virtually mutually exclusive with homozygous deletion of CDKN2A and with amplification of EGFR [ 1, 12].

It has been previously demonstrated in breast cancer and glioblastoma that PIK3CA mutations and PTEN loss are virtually mutually exclusive, suggesting that abrogation of just one of these proteins is sufficient for tumorigenesis [ 76, 77].