These average scores are significantly different across TRG's exclusive to different taxonomic levels (Anova, p = 0.000 for every genome).
Just like choosing to be exclusive, we're just growing closer through different experiences.
The basis for this effect might be due to different, not mutually exclusive mechanisms: (i) direct steric effect, (ii) lack of complementarities between the peptide and KIR3DL1∗001, and (iii) the induced conformational change in the Bw4 epitope [ 12].
It is believed that the two promoters are mutually exclusive due to different EBNA-1 levels between the latency programs [ 6, 9].
We propose that neither mode of entry into the spiral is exclusive for men or women, but rather, different proportions of men and women enter through the two spirals.
However, it is intriguing that the expression of a subset of the miRNAs appears to be mutually exclusive between different parts of the brain.
From the comparative analyses for incident mortality presented in figures 4 and 5, one could conclude that all these tools have very similar performances, in keeping with the increasingly recognised principle that rather than being mutually exclusive, different frailty definition approaches are complementary and suitable for different purposes or scenarios.
All KRAS, BRAF, and EGFR mutations were mutually exclusive across different tumor types while some PIK3CA mutant cases also harbored one of the other three mutations (Tables S1 and S2) as described previously [22], [37], [38].
The level of H3K36me3 was found to be different in mutually exclusive exons of FGFR2, TPM1, TPM2, and PKM2 between PNT2 and hMSC cell types.
Using a maximum likelihood statistical method, chromosomes affected by MSG or SR and likely to represent changes that are selected for during tumor progression were found to be different and mostly mutually exclusive.
