Sentence examples for mostly exclusive from inspiring English sources
Zürs, which sits on a more exposed mountain pass, is a utilitarian string of mostly exclusive luxury hotels.
Since it's exactly two years since the Music Alliance Pact was launched, as a bonus you can also download a free anniversary compilation here which contains mostly exclusive and rare tracks contributed by 23 previous MAP artists from Scotland.
The core concept is spreading fast: Reviv is considering locations in Toronto, L.A. and New York (where drips are mostly exclusive to doctors' offices like Patients Medical or Manhattan Integrative Medicine and require at least a substantial consultation).
Another interesting feature is that up-regulated genes are mostly exclusive for SFG rickettsiae, a finding consistent with the fact that the inoculation site corresponds to environmental conditions not encountered by TG bacteria that are transmitted to human by exposure to feces of infected lice or fleas [1].
This study also shows that HER2 and FGFR2 amplifications are mostly exclusive.
A preliminary police report claimed he and his close relatives own 39 properties in France, mostly in exclusive districts of Paris and on the French Riviera.
Most manufactured goods are available in a wide range of outlets; cars are still sold mostly through exclusive, licensed dealers.
Interestingly, none of those who said they had a lack of time/motivation also mentioned a lack of need in their comment, suggesting these reasons could be seen as mostly mutually exclusive in our case.
Using a maximum likelihood statistical method, chromosomes affected by MSG or SR and likely to represent changes that are selected for during tumor progression were found to be different and mostly mutually exclusive.
The outstanding features are that missegregation and structural rearrangements lead to chromosomal imbalances that are mostly mutually exclusive and combine to generate CIN in almost all tumors tested, suggesting that chromosomal disorders generated by MSG and SRs might have complementary rather than additive effects in CRCs.
