Sentence examples for mutually exclusive alternatives from inspiring English sources

Dichotomy means two mutually exclusive alternatives and does not mean difference or discrepancy.

"Friendship and marriage-and-family are mutually exclusive alternatives.... Friendship (especially male-male bonding) belongs to the ways of others".

Then it would frame a decision as a true choice between well-elaborated and mutually exclusive alternatives.

Wonder about this apparent conflict and you will be told that these are no longer mutually exclusive alternatives.

Other E&P applications discussed here are the selection of mutually exclusive alternatives under uncertainty, the wildcat drilling decision, the appraisal investment decisions, and the analysis of option to expand the production through optional wells.

The two concepts were put forward as mutually exclusive alternatives, with the implicit contention that when it came to a choice we should naturally favour the latter over the former.

D. Anastassiou, H. Liu and V. Varadan, "Variable Window Binding for Mutually Exclusive Alternative Splicing," Genome Biology, Vol. 7, Issue 1, pp. R2.1-R2.12 (2006).

The simpler — and not mutually exclusive — alternative is that he just doesn't know how a president should act in these instances.

Hence, exon 15b and exon 16 are mutually exclusive alternative exons (Figure 3B).

Mutually exclusive alternative splicing regulated through the ordered splicing recognition with tissue specific factors has been observed in nematodes [33].

In mammals, fibroblast growth factor-receptor 2 (FGFR2) is one of the best characterized gene in which mutually exclusive alternative splicing produces two isoforms.