In total, cob sequences were found in at least six mutually exclusive linkages, cox3 in five, cox1 in four, LSUE in nine, RNA10 in six, RNA2 in five and RNA7 in one.
This leaves us with a contradictory medley of multiculturalism-interculturalism linkages, from mutually exclusive and substitutive to closely linked if not near-identical.
Other genetic evidence links Treg cells to disease (e.g., at IL2RA) but lacks genetic resolution due to linkage and/or Treg-exclusive regulatory elements.
DTBS ensures the exclusive formation of an α-glycosidic linkage, irrespective of the nature of the acceptor, and remains the protecting group of choice in challenging glycosylation reactions.
MCA and clustering show that treatments subgroups 1 and 2 (fixed ICS + LABA combinations) are usually mutually exclusive (opposite position on axis 1, and linkage at a negative correlation).
Each participant's record at HUNT is linked to his or her exclusive 11-digit personal identification number, which allows linkage with other health registries.
Together, linkage cannot be considered as an exclusive characteristic of the family, subfamily or tribe since significant rearrangements of rDNA probably occur at lower taxonomic levels such as the genus.
Two non-exclusive mechanisms may be responsible: inbreeding depression and chance linkage between a marker and an immune-related gene experiencing balancing selection (Hansson & Westerberg 2002; Kaeuffer et al. 2008).
The linkage between prelacteal feeds and short duration of exclusive breastfeeding has strong implications.
Note: the linkage strategies are activities and processes that are not mutually exclusive.
A number of possible explanations have been offered for the association of RLS and primary headache, three of which (not mutually exclusive) have attracted most attention: dopaminergic dysfunction and dysfunctional brain iron metabolism; genetic linkage; and sleep disturbance.
