The phrase "mutual exclusive" is correct and can be used in written English.
Generally, it is used to describe two or more things that cannot both exist or be true at the same time. For example, you can say "This option and that option are mutually exclusive, so you must pick one or the other."
Because ROI and background regions are mutual exclusive, we can obtain (19).
For the second case, since the scheduler ensures the mutual exclusive access, only one multiplication unit is necessary, since the multiplications are executed one after the other.
Similar to the component level case, we assumed that the fusion of the L sources of information is performed in a mutual exclusive manner.
In other words, the fusion of the L sources of information is performed in a mutual exclusive manner, and not in "collective" way where all the sources contribute (each with a small portion) to the characterization of the raw data.
Although he noted that the cortical strands are restricted above the region without axillary buds while the axillary buds are only seen in region without cortical bundles (Ueda 1986), he did not explore the implication of this mutual exclusive distribution of cortical bundles and axillary buds.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Conversion steps from a prioritised set of defaults D to an RDR tree T. Step 1 Rules from equal priorities defaults are grouped together, rule conditions in a group are mutual exclusive due to the third constraint on the source default theory.
According to assumption (A.2), all process-level projects referring to the same process are locally mutually exclusive Global mutual exclusiveness (GloMutEx s,s')) Either project s or s′ can be implemented in the same project roadmap Local mutual dependency (LocMutDep s,s^{prime})) If project s or s′ is included in a project roadmap, the other project must be included as well.
Jaeger et al. [ 45] suggested that non-overlapping gap gene are mutually exclusive and have mutual repression.
It is noteworthy that high c-Met or nestin expression was mutually exclusive with IDH1-R132H, reflectheg the striking mutual exclusivity of the PN and MES gene signatures (Verhaak et al, 2010).
Although the exact function of this interaction remains to be discovered, binding of MIF to the mutual exclusion element may earmark var loci for mutually exclusive activation.
Domains of hb and kni as well as Kr and gt have mutually exclusive expression patterns and show strong mutual repression.
