Sentence examples for considering mutually from inspiring English sources

Another possible response, put forth by religious relativists, is that there is no one truth when considering mutually incompatible religious claims about reality; more than one of the conflicting sets of specific truth-claims can be correct (Runzo 1988, 351 357).

Unlike stratified randomisation, minimisation will work towards minimising the total imbalance for all factors taken together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups (strata).

Unlike stratified randomization, minimization works toward minimizing the total imbalance for all factors together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups (strata) [ 26].

Unlike random permuted block within strata, minimization works toward minimizing the total imbalance for all factors together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups [ 26] which may be considered an additional strength.

He was made of parts that Natalie considered mutually exclusive, and found difficult to understand together.

Not so long ago, classical Asian art and contemporary -- meaning avant-garde -- were considered mutually exclusive categories, with separate markets, audiences and institutional support.

His subversive sound has made him something of a cult figure among a generation raised on YouTube; his aesthetic mirrors a world where the distance between styles once considered mutually exclusive has shrunk to the size of a clickable link.

Shifting sporadically in these three paintings between abstract and figurative (which previously had been considered mutually exclusive in the work of any one artist), shifting also between urban and organic gestures, his imagery seems always to have been caught at its point of most dynamic vitality.

These actors are considered mutually responsible.

"Doing science and having children were considered mutually exclusive,"says Shatz.

For multivariable modeling purposes, the point of initial impact was considered mutually exclusive.