Sentence examples for tested exclusively from inspiring English sources
The great Guerlain perfumes — Aimé Guerlain created the first, Jicky, in 1889 — were all tested exclusively on human skin, never on paper.
The flight task was tested exclusively for the Vostochny Cosmodrome, which was checked by specialists in accordance with existing methods.
Interactions of turnover with three additional moderator variables were tested exclusively in the OLS estimates, because the respective characteristics are relevant solely (or especially) for training firms: a binary variable indicating the degree of training specificity, and a binary variable indicating whether firms make use of payback clauses.
Feminist activism was directly responsible for federally enforced reforms of medical research, instituted in the early 1990s, that required the inclusion of female subjects in clinical trials, given findings that FDA-approved drugs were routinely tested exclusively on men and that publicly funded research on women was largely limited to reproductive health issues (Schiebinger 1999a, 114 117).
So like previous parts the classifiers were also trained and tested exclusively for each channel.
All cell wall-related genes were tested exclusively on blade material at stage A1 of the two petal types, to exclude effects mediated by elongated claw cells.
It also includes estimates of the cost of the carrying out of the screen tests (exclusively).
We thus concluded to utilise in vivo only low concentrations of CF101, in order to test exclusively the effect on A3AR activation.
Finally, the location of each significant QTL was revised by testing exclusively the LG on which it was located while regarding all other significant QTLs as genetic background effects.
Out of the 12 OSN types, only seven responded to odors tested; two exclusively to acids, while five responded with a similar activity rate to acids or amines and to other odors.
Doctors and researchers increasingly understand that there can be striking variations in the way men and women respond to drugs, many of which are tested almost exclusively on males.
