Sentence examples for mutually exclusive considering from inspiring English sources

However, in this study, producers' market outlet choice are not mutually exclusive, considering the possibility of simultaneous choices of outlets and the potential correlations among these market outlet choice decisions.

I find it hard to believe that feminism and masculinity are mutually exclusive, considering that my father, a passionate humanist, raised me, and considering that many of the men in my life break the stereotypes society assigns to heterosexual male-bodied people.

Two current apparently disparate hypotheses on the toxic gain of SOD1 functions may not be mutually exclusive when considering two finding: (1) there is a clear relationship between protein oxidation, hydrophobic enhancement, and DNA-triggered aggregation, and (2) Soxidationtior or exposure to acidic environments contributes to aggregation.

This classification system categorizes women into 10 mutually exclusive groups, considering the following a priori criteria: parity, the previous obstetric record of the woman, the course of labour, including pre-labour CS, and gestational age [ 11].

Although many times these approaches are presented as mutually exclusive, we consider that they target different dimensions of biodiversity conservation.

To detect possible bias toward one or the other mutually exclusive alternatives, we considered each informative EST as a single Bernoulli trial.

Rotation-coupled sliding and hopping are not mutually exclusive, and we consider both in the proposed search mechanism for AAG that is outlined in Figure 4C.

Unlike random permuted block within strata, minimization works toward minimizing the total imbalance for all factors together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups [ 26] which may be considered an additional strength.

Unlike stratified randomisation, minimisation will work towards minimising the total imbalance for all factors taken together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups (strata).

Unlike stratified randomization, minimization works toward minimizing the total imbalance for all factors together instead of considering mutually exclusive subgroups (strata) [ 26].

He was made of parts that Natalie considered mutually exclusive, and found difficult to understand together.