Sentence examples for terms exclusively from inspiring English sources

While both terms exclusively refer to black women, that is where their similarities end.

Additional terms, exclusively arising in force of the piezoelectric and piezomagnetic behavior, appear.

Others, principally Pylyshyn (1979, 1981a, 1981b, 2003), argue that the empirical facts can be explained in terms exclusively of discursive, or propositional representations and cognitive processes defined over them.

Gene ontology annotation of the target genes of X-linked miRNAs showed that the most enriched terms exclusively in targets of testis X-linked miRNAs were related to the cell cycle process.

Other GO terms exclusively present in GujCot-21 include response to inorganic substance (30%), methionine metabolic process (9%), anatomical structure arrangement (8%), response to brassinosteroid stimulus (6%), negative regulation of signal transduction (5%), and so on.

GO terms exclusively detected in livers of mice exposed to Wy14643 for 5 days were related to immunity, coagulation, protein/amino acid metabolism, metabolism of organic compounds as well as GO processes nominated as "oxidation reduction".

It's a bit sad since Apple did coin the term exclusively back when the store launched, just over three years ago.

Geobody is a term exclusively used for this study, which is defined as a specific geological body limited within a space in the subsurface significant enough to model in both horizontal and vertical directions (Strebelle et al. 2016).