"mutual exclusiveness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where two things cannot exist or occur at the same time. You can use it when describing two options or concepts that are opposite or conflicting. Example: The two political parties have a mutual exclusiveness in their ideologies, making it difficult for them to find common ground on certain issues.
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.
The development of shape memory materials to achieve recoverable high-strain capacities at high concentration of the crosslinker is still a great challenge due to their mutual exclusiveness.
Subsequently, several active contours evolve simultaneously with their interactions being motivated by the principles of action and reaction this not only guarantees mutual exclusiveness among the contours, but also no longer relies upon the assumption that the multiple objects fill the entire image domain, which was tacitly or explicitly assumed in many previous works.
As said, these five groups are the most important ones so completeness has not been demonstrated and neither has mutual exclusiveness been shown.
The first sort of worry can be met by ensuring that categories (of the same level) are defined in ways that guarantee mutual exclusiveness and exhaustiveness.
Table 1 Interactions among projects and domain-specific constraints Interactions among projects Local mutual exclusiveness (LocMutEx s,s^{prime})) Either project s or s′ can be implemented in the same period.
Although there are tissue-specific signatures of miRNA repression or miRNA mRNA mutual-exclusiveness for several highly expressed miRNAs, the pattern of miRNA target gene expression is complicated, especially in the central nervous system (CNS) [2], [15] [16].
This indicates that despite the abundant multivalent interactions in the integrin adhesome network, its cytosolic complexes are considerably confined due to mutual-exclusiveness between protein interactions and allosteric regulations.
Universalism and exclusiveness are a common historical characteristic of Abrahamic religions.
An-ekānta "uncertainty, non-exclusivity" is the opposite of "exclusiveness, absoluteness, necessity" (or also "monotheistic doctrine").
It is not exclusiveness, it's inclusiveness.
