Sentence examples for strictly involved from inspiring English sources

The Peace Corps is back – and strictly involved now in teacher training, because that's our greatest need.

"We're now strictly involved with software development," he says.

To this end, we compared the expression levels of genes strictly involved in the mitochondrial cell death pathway.

It has been shown that diversification of paralogous genes whose products are strictly involved in amino acid biosynthesis has led to functional diversification such that retention of both copies is needed to fulfill the function carried out by the original gene [4] [6], thus supporting the duplication-degeneration-complementation model proposed by Force et al. [7].

We thus chose ConsensusPathDB [39] to identify proteins that are strictly involved in the same pathways.

Collectively, these data may indicate that MeCP2 is not strictly involved in (global) transcriptional repression.

In fact, the French finance ministry's plan does not strictly involve equity at all; the government is subscribing to subordinated debt issued by the banks, eschewing voting rights and mimicking a non-dilutive plan for ING announced by the Dutch government Monday.

CTGF seems to be involved strictly in unwanted fibrosis in adults, suggesting that these drugs won't affect normal body functions.

By combining public information with personal experience and recommendations the article aims at informing more broadly those who are familiar mainly with some of the (strictly regulated) activities involved in design, development and launch of new therapeutic products, be it that they are medicinal products or medical devices.

It is important to mention that the existence result obtained by means of Wegrzyk's theorem holds for several choices of the strictly increasing function involved in its hypothesis, in contrast to that obtained by applying a fixed point theorem due to Covitz and Nadler [26].

This interaction is particularly peculiar since PfAld belongs to the class I aldolases that are highly conserved and in the vast majority of eukaryotic organisms involved strictly in glycolysis.