Sentence examples for considered incompatible from inspiring English sources

If a dataset rejects the organismal phylogeny with significance level alpha, this dataset is considered incompatible with the organismal phylogeny, and one of the reasons for this incompatibility is HGT, although in the analysis of real gene families other reasons for incompatibility, for example unrecognized paralogy, need to be considered as well.

In the early centuries, certain occupations were considered incompatible with becoming a Christian.

"We didn't approach partners we considered incompatible with the spirit of the COP [Conference of the Parties, the summit].

I can remember a time when the idea of corporate sponsorship and artistic integrity were considered incompatible.

Long considered incompatible with real seriousness - Evans thought it "vulgar" - colour photography was suddenly granted institutional acceptance with the exhibition, in 1976, of work by William Eggleston.

For 10 years, between 1990 and 2000, he dominated the 200 metres and 400 metres, distances hitherto considered incompatible, winning five Olympic and nine world championship gold medals.

Unfortunately, by stretching the image, a technique I consider incompatible with reason.

ABO-incompatible liver transplantation was considered inappropriate because of its theoretically high risk of humoral rejection.

As the emperor considered it incompatible with the army's honour to cede a province without fighting, war with Italy broke out despite the agreement.

And yet it is sometimes easy to forget that this is a relatively recent development.During most of this century money and sport were considered wholly incompatible.

Bergmann, it is reported, considered Fascism incompatible with the advancement of ping-pong and, taking his life in his hands, fled to England, where he is now teaching the game to the British troops.