Sentence examples for mutually exclusive children from inspiring English sources

Whilst being sedentary used to be regarded as the 'opposite' end of a physical activity continuum, they are now conceptualised as separate constructs as the behaviours are not mutually exclusive: children can be highly active and highly sedentary [ 4, 5], or not very active but also not very sedentary [ 6].

Godard has no children of his own — indeed, he has said that making children and making films are mutually exclusive — but children, real or symbolic, have proved central to his later work.

In their appeal, Patel's attorneys argue that the two convictions are mutually exclusive – the child neglect count requires the infant to be born alive, while the feticide count requires the infant to have died in utero.

There are (at least) three scenarios in which this can occur (these are not intended to be mutually exclusive): The child has yet to fully acquire the relevant properties of either the particular slot or the particular lexical item concerned (or both).

As described by Ross and Stover (2), birth risk categories include the following 11 mutually exclusive groups of children based on the percentage of children born in the 5 years preceding the survey.

But are the two mutually exclusive in a child's early years?

The categories were not mutually exclusive because a child could have both decayed and filled teeth.

Co-morbidities were not mutually exclusive, so that a child could participate in several categories.

The groups were not mutually exclusive; that is, a child could have conditions from more than one group.

K-means clustering places children in mutually exclusive groups characterized by their sedentary and physical exercise behaviors.

LCA, based on an empirically bottom-up approach, enables the classification of children into mutually exclusive groups on the basis of the type and/or severity of behaviour.