Sentence examples for was due exclusively from inspiring English sources

Once the core/shell structure was considered, the magnetophoretic force (F M ) acting upon the particle was due exclusively to the magnetic core whereas the whole volume (core and coating layer) was taken into account for Stokes drag force (F D ).

Who among us, in the quiet solitude of our own soul, can say without hesitation that the success attained, however defined, was due exclusively to pulling ourselves up by our own bootstraps?

In fact, the effect of lateral correspondence was due exclusively to women, because female participants who imagined actions performed with their dominant hand scored higher on the BEES than all other groups, which did not differ between each other.

We asked whether the preferential coupling of Orai1 to NFAT was due exclusively to tethered calmodulin.

During the period analysed, other quality-related factors might have been introduced, so it is not possible to conclude that the moderate improvement obtained was due exclusively to the SC.

Although only those papers specifying the number of working hours were accepted, shift and night work might have worked as confounders too, as it is difficult to acknowledge which proportion of the health effects observed was due exclusively to the LWH component and not due, for instance, to stress, fatigue or sleep deprivation.

Conversely, every plaudit for anything positive is due exclusively to the "difficult decisions" this government is making.

The best evidence of this failure is that, despite a huge drop in wages and costs, export growth has been flat (the elimination of the current-account deficit being due exclusively to the collapse of imports).

This is the worst defeat in the Los Angeles political records, and it is due exclusively to the conservatism of women, who went to the polls yesterday for the first time in California.

The distance here is due exclusively to noise.

Marker removal during the hemofiltration procedure is due exclusively to an adsorption mechanism.