Sentence examples for we could exclusively from inspiring English sources
Since DiriSim explicitly models true and false positive samples, we could exclusively monitor the series of true positive peptide assignments.
We could exclusively identify perfect matches of the 94 bp tracrRNA variant as expressed by L. innocua Clip11262 in all compared strains of L. monocytogenes bearing locus 3 at a position upstream of csn1.
I wondered if this was a reaction to the fact that since her brother, Ezra, had been born, the amount of attention we could devote exclusively to her had inevitably been reduced.
While we could focus exclusively on end-user analytics, unlocking value is the most critical aspect in solving strategic problems for our customers.
Therefore, we could not exclusively select patients who were at high risk and in need of lifestyle advice.
For this analysis the simulated coalescent times were used directly, so that we could focus exclusively on the contribution of the variability in the coalescent process to the 95% HPD interval.
In order to determine whether PCN-induced iBALT structures could exclusively provide this enhanced protection, we generated chimeric mice by reconstitution of splenectomized, irradiated C57BL/6 wild type and lymphotoxin-α (LTα) deficient mice with wild type or lymphotoxin-α knockout (LTα-KO LTα-KOmarrow cells (bone.
While assessing whether the other sleep disorders could exclusively account for the symptoms of insomnia in the AS/HFA group, we compared the presence of other coexisting sleep-wake behaviours in children with and in those without insomnia (presented under the subsection "Comparisons between children with and without insomnia in the AS/HFA group").
We could find only one measure that exclusively tapped subjective decisional quality (SDQ); the Satisfaction With Decision (SWD) scale by Holmes-Rovner et al. [ 31].
The differentiated cells could exclusively synthesize and secrete dopamine in response to stimuli.
Beginning in the 16th century with the carving up of the New World, he traces the emergence in England of the idea that one person could exclusively own a piece of the Earth.
