David agrees that, when properly defined, liberty and equality are essentially related, rather than mutually exclusive, conditions.
This paper challenges the predominant view of embeddedness and over-embeddedness as absolute and mutually exclusive conditions.
The concept of doing social good and being economically successful are still mutually exclusive conditions because no structures exist to prove that a prosperous career path can include both.
Given that ALI/ARDS and cardiac dysfunction are not mutually exclusive conditions, the clinical utility of BNP testing in this setting may well be limited [ 9].
Because the definition of a disease cause given above affords the existence of mutually exclusive conditions, in a strict sense, causation can be indicated only by (experimental) production and control of all (relevant) conditions.
In this pragmatic sense, disease cause can be defined as follows: Given two or more populations of subjects that are sufficiently similar for the problem under study, a disease cause is a set of mutually exclusive conditions by which these populations differ that increase the probability of the disease.
Although both sides have expressed willingness to respect a cease-fire, they maintain mutually exclusive pre-conditions.
These are to be described in classical terms and involve in general mutually exclusive physical conditions.
For instance, under environmental conditions where class I RNR is required, expression of class III may well be superfluous (indeed, the reaction biochemistries indicate the enzymes have mutually exclusive operational conditions).
Due to actual BMA process hard to meet the ideal mutually exclusive collectively exhaustive condition, BMA predictive uncertainty could be decomposed into parameter, conceptual model, and overlapped uncertainties, respectively.
