Such coatings, through phase separation, for example, of mutually incompatible block copolymers, create a dynamic surface with local variations in surface chemistry, topography and mechanical properties.
For example, the mutually exclusive alteration of genes in a pathway is a characteristic of cancer drivers [ 5, 6, 47].
For example, two mutually exclusive gene cassettes, termed "BTFC and YLF", have been described that are dissimilar in their geographical distribution [ 12].
And the reason for focusing on the language of set theory is that it is a universal language in the sense that any system of mathematics is mutually interpretable with a theory formulated in the language of set theory; for example, PA is mutually interpretable with ZFC−Infinity.
For example, despite the mutually exclusive nature of K27M and G34 mutations, which implies a common pathway or biological process, there are important differences.
For example, in insects, mutually exclusive exons are as conserved as constitutive ones, and tolerate even less intron insertions than the latter [ 11].
Collaboration with local collectors, for example, can be a mutually satisfactory arrangement.
For example, by destroying a mutually agreed upon number of rockets, Israel would allow the building of a seaport.
Earlier studies showed that chemokine receptor expression for lymph node homing (CCR7) and peripheral tissue migration (for example, CCR4) is not mutually exclusive on T cell subsets [ 27].
It's mutually understood, for example, that everybody goes home at night.
