Sentence examples for models is exclusively from inspiring English sources
In addition, the phenotype of the cancer lesions in these MYC-based models is exclusively adenocarcinoma, with no evidence for the neuroendocrine carcinoma phenotype observed in tumor models based upon T antigen overexpression (e.g. TRAMP and LADY) [41], [42], [43], [44].
The type of RNA gene has some effect on model choice (table 2), but in cases where there is more than one example of an RNA type, no single class of models is exclusively chosen.
Because I never had a female coach, my female sports role models were exclusively athletes, from Florence Griffith Joyner to Brandi Chastain.
The event was organised exactly like any other fashion show – except that the models were exclusively girls who suffer from dwarfism.
Family Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR F): the models were exclusively trained using the compound fingerprints as the input features (Fig. 1 e).
Our Braf models were exclusively generated along with loss of Apc, a condition likely not indicative of human CRC progression as indicated by a recent assessment of human CRC mutational data (Cancer Genome Atlas Network, 2012) and also reflected in our GEMM Braf signature failing to classify BRAF mutant clinical samples.
The first model is exclusively behavioral and uses a single behavioral specification to define systems requirements.
The parent model is exclusively based on measurements acquired by the European Space Agency Swarm mission between its launch on 11/22/2013 and 09/18/2014.
This model is exclusively developed for RRAM devices, rather than a generalized one for memristive systems which was fitted for those particular devices.
Furthermore, the present finding is extending the earlier report that already spontaneous recovery in this stroke model is exclusively taking place by reactivating the original representation field in the S1 cortex [10].
The saturated model is exclusively used to estimate correlations between family members, and does not yet include any assumptions with respect to mating behavior.
