Sentence examples for almost mutually from inspiring English sources
As for romantic love, it was an almost mutually exclusive category of human experience.
In New York, the summer museum season will be triangulated by big shows of three almost mutually exclusive artistic sensibilities.
At times, two almost mutually exclusive ecosystems are separated by temperature and salinity barriers in the shallow water on the carbonate platforms.
As a result, Obama has been hitting the energy issue hard in recent weeks, at least as hard as a candidate can hit when forced to navigate between two almost mutually exclusive political priorities.
Chelsea Through Saturday The second New York gallery solo of Jay Heikes presents an oddly Romantic artist in love with nature and its processes and interested in works that seem almost mutually exclusive in style and material, yet collude beautifully.
In recent exchanges, they have been represented by their respective supporters as starkly contrasting, almost mutually incompatible alternatives.
Sadly, basking in the sun and action replays in HD are almost invariably mutually exclusive, so you are bound to be disappointed on at least one front: we just have no way of coping with the glare of the sun on oversized television screens.
p53 dysfunction and DNA MMR deficiency are almost wholly mutually exclusive (Cottu et al, 1996; Samowitz et al, 2001).
While not statistically significant due to the small number of altered samples (28 out of 209 in total), alterations in these modules are almost completely mutually exclusive.
Despite being a divergent paralogue of eEF1A, its function appears to be identical to the classical elongation factor as its presence is almost entirely mutually exclusive with eEF1A (Additional file 2 [ 40, 41]).
An important observation that arises from our data is that ZNF703 and ERBB2 amplifications (which are almost completely mutually exclusive) jointly account for around 2/3 of all breast cancers of the Luminal B subtype (Fig S2).
