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MAB lung infections usually, but not exclusively, develop in subjects with underlying lung disorders including cystic fibrosis (CF) [ 2].
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M. abscessus lung infection usually, but not exclusively, develops in subjects with underlying lung disorders (e.g. bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis [CF]) [6].
The IBS method was not exclusively developed for the analysis of heartbeat sequence but also for other generic datasets consisting of repetitive elements [42], [43].
The first section (R-TOOLS) gives access to an interface (also managed via menu) offering the users different scripts mainly but not exclusively developed in "R", for downstream interrogation of csv outputs.
The big games studios don't exclusively develop for a single platform, after all, so the health of the entire market is key to keeping games studios in business.
Type 2C VHL disease individuals exclusively develop pheochromocytoma [5].
Direct comparison of our system with others is not possible, as PPInterFinder is exclusively developed to extract human PPIs.
Of 35 respondents, 71% stated they used mainly or exclusively externally developed software whereas 23% relied mainly but not exclusively on internally developed software.
We used the criteria from step1 and the following exclusion criteria: instruments exclusively developed as proxy measures of anxiety, instruments measuring emotions exclusively without related physical sensations, instruments exclusively using observer ratings, and instruments not obtainable despite repeated attempts to contact the authors.
Intel exclusively developed the Haswell processor for Amazon.
Instead, it has focused more — but not exclusively — on countries with developing economies and people who are lack credit ratings and possibly bank accounts.
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