Sentence examples for mutually exclusive does from inspiring English sources
Our analysis indicates that though there certainly are, and needs to be, unique subjectivist features in interpretive studies as compared to more 'objectivist' approaches, there are also important similarities, and that the view of sociological paradigms as necessarily mutually exclusive does not hold water.
The notion that science and spirituality are somehow mutually exclusive does a disservice to both.
Leaving aside the fact that electing Obama and opposing Prop 8 were hardly mutually exclusive, does this writer not realize that marriage equality would in one fell swoop grant health insurance to thousands of uninsured partners who cannot afford to pay anything for the benefit, or do not even have the option of such a benefit because they are not married, including many couples in her community?
While the two are not mutually exclusive, doing both becomes a resource and personnel enterprise that the militants may not be able to sustain.
Despite their superficial resemblance, the two kinds of distinction are crucially different, for transcription and replication in modern genetic systems are mutually exclusive (transcription does not multiply the genome; replication does not produce mRNA), whereas the two extreme strategies in the current system are both pertaining to the genome replication process.
These two campaign worldviews, of course, aren't mutually exclusive; Mr. Obama does his share of polling, and Mrs. Clinton has her own story line of change.
Another open question is how LGI ADAM interactions influence ADAM integrin interactions: Are they mutually exclusive or does LGI binding potentiate ADAM integrin interactions?
If the choices seem confusing or mutually exclusive, so do the opinions of the experts.
While the states inferred by the HMM are temporally mutually exclusive, they do allow overlap spatially.
The two condition signals in our model give three proper combinations since they are mutually exclusive and do not present simultaneously.
*Mean and SD, ** Not mutually exclusive percentages do not add up to 100% because a practitioner may hold more than one qualification.
