Sentence examples for possible exclusively from inspiring English sources
To date, the acquisition of an antibiogram is possible exclusively by the culture technique.
No meta-analyses were possible exclusively on a whiplash associated disorder II population, as most trials included combined classifications of whiplash associated disorders in their populations.
Phosphorus abatement alone has had demonstrated effects on algal bloom decreases in the Stockholm Archipelago of the Northern Baltic Proper [10] while no such system-wide effects have been possible to exclusively attribute to nitrogen abatement in the Baltic Sea or parts of it [1].
As no region of the transcript is unique to the α6B variant it was not possible to exclusively target the α6B transcript for RNAi.
He told the Interfax news agency that easing sanctions would be possible only if Iran could assure the world that its nuclear program was for exclusively peaceful purposes.
In transplanted mice it was possible to identify exclusively Kupffer cells only at day 5, whereas after 8 days this activation phase was completely terminated.
But only by staying away from any crowd is it possible to concentrate exclusively on the one issue at hand in the recent Cheney fiasco namely what level of protection should be afforded under our Constitution and laws to persons, both citizens and aliens alike, charged with serious crimes.
The idea of "mutual respect" poses a real challenge to Christianity, which insists that salvation is only possible by grace transmitted exclusively through Jesus.
Many Hindu Yogis, Buddhist meditators, and Christian mystics have attempted, so far as possible, to be exclusively spiritual, abstaining from material possessions and the satisfaction of bodily needs and withdrawing from human society and the entire world of physical existence.
This often consists of lab demonstration work or running example classes, in French if possible, although not exclusively.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to use exclusively the information on the place of living when people where at the age of education, because the variable is measured differently.
