Sentence examples for mutually exclusive aspects from inspiring English sources

Unlike in Fichte, here immediacy and infinitude are not mutually exclusive aspects of cognition.

We aimed to provide the reader with an approximation for the attributes we consider to be related to each of the derived factors, rather than to imply that the derived factors represent mutually exclusive aspects of visual function.

These two mechanisms are by no means mutually exclusive, as sex-specific aspects of the genome result in downstream sex differences in gene expression at sex-shared loci, especially when the original sex-unique genes are highly pleiotropic (e.g. they affect multiple developmental pathways).

The dimensions of openness does not attempt to provide an exhaustive and mutually exclusive list of all aspects of openness, but to explicate and emphasize those that are seen as the most essential ones in the context of environment and health assessment and policy.

The clustering into aspects showed that aspects are not mutually exclusive.

Neither of these aspects are mutually exclusive of the other.

A consequence of this mismatch between natural language and the ontology is that querying the resulting annotations for "pelvic bone" and "shape" will not return annotations corresponding to the author's state 0. Thus applying mutually exclusive terminology to annotate these aspects from a morphological description can be difficult and possibly result in misrepresentation of an author's intention.

Both models are supported by experimental data, therefore we think that they are not mutually exclusive, but may represent different aspects of the complex roles that Popdc proteins might play in cardiac and skeletal muscle cells.

This means that there are no distinct types of validity that are mutually exclusive, but that there are several aspects of evidence to consider in ensuring validity.

Therefore, some aspects of the two models are mutually exclusive.

Those two aspects of our identity are seen as mutually exclusive.