The phrase "are mostly exclusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where certain items, groups, or categories are primarily separate or limited to specific elements.
Example: "The two clubs are mostly exclusive, allowing only a select few members to join each."
Alternatives: "are primarily exclusive" or "are largely exclusive".
The core concept is spreading fast: Reviv is considering locations in Toronto, L.A. and New York (where drips are mostly exclusive to doctors' offices like Patients Medical or Manhattan Integrative Medicine and require at least a substantial consultation).
Another interesting feature is that up-regulated genes are mostly exclusive for SFG rickettsiae, a finding consistent with the fact that the inoculation site corresponds to environmental conditions not encountered by TG bacteria that are transmitted to human by exposure to feces of infected lice or fleas [1].
This study also shows that HER2 and FGFR2 amplifications are mostly exclusive.
The outstanding features are that missegregation and structural rearrangements lead to chromosomal imbalances that are mostly mutually exclusive and combine to generate CIN in almost all tumors tested, suggesting that chromosomal disorders generated by MSG and SRs might have complementary rather than additive effects in CRCs.
In papillary thyroid carcinomas, BRAF mutations, RET/PTC rearrangements, and RAS mutations are mostly mutually exclusive [ 3].
In Drosophila, genomic data indicates that translationally optimal codons and splice optimal codons are mostly mutually exclusive, and adaptation to translational efficiency is reduced in the intron-exon boundary regions where potential exonic splicing enhancers (ESEs) reside.
We now demonstrate that SHH tumors with TERT mutations are mostly mutually exclusive with those harboring 10q loss (p = 0.017) Notably, the relatively favorable prognosis of TERT-mutated SHH medulloblastomas may be explained by the relative lack of high-risk biomarkers [ 17, 18, 24, 44].
Since Warnecke and Hurst [ 20] indicated that translationally optimal codons and splice optimal codons (potential ESEs) in D. melanogaster are mostly mutually exclusive, my data suggest stronger restriction on codon usage due to splicing regulation in the 3' boundary regions than in the 5' boundary regions throughout the gene, except in the ASEs of the exon 4 cluster.
What's more, the areas served by the network are mostly gentrified, making it an exclusive form of public transport.
In the model, the healthcare utilisation endpoint is mostly mutually exclusive, i.e. if the patient is hospitalised, costs for previous consultations to the physician for the DRP are not considered and for long-term care, no prior hospitalisation or physician visit is included.
