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Nevertheless, this dual warhead concept may provide exclusive possibilities for duration and selectivity of proteasome inhibition.

Anthropogenic environments may provide M. murinus with exclusive resources and relax interspecific competition with M. berthae in degraded habitat at a greater distance from villages.

These theories are not mutually exclusive; each may provide some insight on the development of these co-occurring conditions.

Their localizations are mutually exclusive which may provide a general mechanism to establish cortical domains in polar cells.

We conclude by suggesting that hypothesis-free and hypothesis-driven are not mutually exclusive strategies and may provide information at different levels that are both useful and equally valid about genetic risk for a complex diagnostic entity like schizophrenia and for a complex phenotype like psychosis.

Both interpretations of the data either disruption of the balance between cellular repair systems and DNA damage or stress response are not mutually exclusive, and both may provide a mechanistic link to the epidemiologic data showing association of prolonged MW exposure with brain cancer risk (Hardell et al. 2008).

These various (non-mutually exclusive) types of copies may provide information on how MLEs decay over time; i.e., through loss of transposition ability or loss of activity.

Another model for tumour progression, the cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis, may provide a complementary and not necessarily mutually exclusive explanation for intra-tumour heterogeneity.

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.

Anchoring these mutant genes to cell-lineage tree branches revealed mutually exclusive subclone-specific driver gene candidates, which may provide an insight into how a tumor evolves into the difficult to treat metastasis.

In our view, the genome factor hypothesis and the gene pleiotropy hypothesis are complementary rather than exclusive, because two different interpretations of functional constraint may provide some new insights about how biological factors influence molecular evolution.