Sentence examples for exclusive combination from inspiring English sources
Thus, PVP possesses an exclusive combination of chemical, physicochemical, and biological properties.
The new strategy is based upon the exclusive combination of two patterns: divide and conquer and event-based coordination.
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The thymus constitutes the primary lymphoid organ for the majority of T cells as its microenvironments provide an exclusive combination of different stromal cell types critical for the generation and selection of thymocytes to mature T cells [1].
The differences in our study resulted from usage of the updated TAIR10.02 annotation and more stringent criteria; namely the exclusive combination of machine learning with sequence identity and consideration of the genomic context (e.g. synteny).
As they are from different routes that are not exclusive, combination of these two approaches may provide some novel insights about molecular evolution in the context of systems biology.
Dr Melody Ding, from the University of Sydney, said: 'To examine specific patterns of lifestyle risk behaviors, 96 variables - representing all possible mutually exclusive combinations of smoking, high alcohol intake, physical inactivity, poor diet, prolonged sitting, and short/long sleep duration - were created.
Bear in mind that these are not mutually exclusive; combinations of different options could well be employed.
The general arrangement was to have the same sample in two different independent pools, composed of two exclusive combinations of samples.
In summary, while synthetic lethality provides a logical explanation for the lack of certain co-occurring (i.e. mutually exclusive) combinations, in general synthetic lethality is a broader concept.
Two-state predictions (disorder, protein and DNA interaction) were encoded as two mutually exclusive combinations of 1 and 0, each representing the presence (1) and absence (0) of a state (e.g. disorder vs. no disorder).
