Sentence examples for uniquely existing from inspiring English sources

Diagnosing certain psychic abnormalities (e.g., elation fixation, eccentricity, and mannerism) to be the effect of the patient's distorted self-image and his inadequate relation to the world, he developed a form of psychoanalysis to establish the patient's consciousness of self as a total person, uniquely existing in and communicating with the concrete world as it is.

All the homologous proteins in the two networks were marked and the non-homologous proteins in the query network and the protein-protein relationships uniquely existing in the query network were added into the target network to form an integrated network.

Although interventions similar to this study may uniquely address some existing disparities in access to care, they may also fail to address or may even exacerbate other disparities (21).

In addition to providing the atomic coordinates, the predicted structures have further clarified some ambiguities that could not been uniquely determined by the existing experimental data, such as the directionality of the subunit arrangement in the heteropentamers.

These results uniquely contribute to the existing literature linking experiential avoidance to psychological problems.

And the diversity of Britain's population provides a real plus point when it comes to developing new trading relationships and reviving older ties.UK entrepreneurs from, say an African or Caribbean background are perhaps uniquely placed to use existing networks of family, friends and associates to build import and export operations or develop products for regions that they know and understand.

In short, academically selective and high-fee schools share socially segregated profiles that are uniquely well-catered to by existing subject offerings and teaching methods.

This meant that companies like American Express could drop a tracking cookie once you logged into their site to uniquely identify you as an existing Amex customer.

These lines of thought afford actualist representationists a powerful means to accommodate many apparently recalcitrant modal truths about non-actual possible objects, provided that these non-actual possible objects can be individuated uniquely by means of actually existing potential parts or origin.

Existing banks would be uniquely positioned to provide these services to customers, but right now most of the customers don't have access to these (at least for now) premium functions.

YouScience is uniquely positioned to be accretive to those existing support systems.