All identities are possible, but not mutually exclusive.
They are different but not mutually exclusive experiences.
Although a number of distinct, but not mutually exclusive, mechanisms can affect disease pathogenesis, neuroinflammation stands in common.
An alternative but not mutually exclusive explanation for the action of IL-2 (and potentially IL-15) was reported by Singer and colleagues.
These situations bring up two distinctive, but not mutually exclusive, approaches in RRI on how to operationalise responsiveness in innovations (Blok et al., 2017).
Such partitioning highlights two distinct, but not mutually exclusive roles of environments in generating G × E, both of which are of interest for genetic improvement programmes.
Overall, two broad, but not mutually exclusive, mechanistic categories exist for the effects of microbiota on metabolic disorders: 1) direct interaction of gut microbiota with local tissue and 2) indirect interaction with distant organs through metabolic signals.
Colorado and Washington state voted Tuesday night to legalize marijuana, sparking celebrations distinct but not mutually exclusive from those rooting for Barack Obama.
An alternative, but not mutually exclusive scenario is that this may be a line-specific observation.
These two proposed mechanisms are quite different, but not mutually exclusive.
Two competing but not mutually exclusive hypotheses can be proposed to explain these differences in genome complexity.
