Sentence examples for Mutually exclusive options from inspiring English sources

They are not mutually exclusive options.

Convert your issue into at least two mutually exclusive options that might resolve it.

A simple way to get strategists to avoid that trap is to require them to define two mutually exclusive options that could resolve the issue in question.

The application model is designed around a relational database management system with the user interface generated in Visual Basic and a rule base implemented through a hierarchy of mutually exclusive options presented to the user based on choices made as the user progresses through the various decision levels.

Only these two mutually exclusive options would square the interaction principle with causal closure (Antony (2003, 5), arguing in a similar vein, fails to notice the second option).

The questionnaire included 33 questions of the following types: i) open-ended questions; ii) multiple choice questions in two variations: those requiring mutually exclusive options and single response and those permitting multiple selected answers and iii) Likert-type scale questions.

Another plausible, and not mutually exclusive, option is that alterations of oncogenes other than c- myc could be responsible for the malignant transformation and for the upregulation of c- myc (and cell proliferation).

All the weapons behave differently and each can be upgraded five times, and every upgrade for every weapon unlocks a slot for one of two mutually-exclusive options, which you can switch between for free at your home base.

Reasons for non-participation, 6 possible reasons for non-participation in trial, not mutually exclusive (response options yes/no/unsure).

Those who reported exercising once a week or more were also asked 'for how long do you exercise each time (average)?', with four mutually exclusive response options: <15, 15 30, 31 60, >60 min.

Two mutually exclusive treatment options, related and unrelated HSCT, were compared with BT-ICT (i.e. desferrioxamine--DFO), which is standard practice and currently covered under the UC scheme.