Sentence examples for mutually exclusive hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Another, not mutually exclusive, hypothesis theorizes that recurrent cortical spreading depression induces an adaptive vascular over reactivity to protect brain from frequent ischemic events.

Another (non mutually exclusive) hypothesis is that the origin(s) could have recently moved.

An alternative, albeit not mutually exclusive, hypothesis builds on the similarity of the hsp70-2 and hsp90α mutant phenotypes and on the observation that Hsp70-2 localizes to SCs [49].

It is an alternative, albeit not mutually exclusive, hypothesis for the evolution of offspring solicitation focused on co-evolving and interacting behavioral reaction norms [27], the resulting intergenomic epistasis for fitness and the co-adaptation of offspring and parental strategies within genomes.

Another, but not mutually exclusive, hypothesis is the mitonuclear coadaptation theory (Wolf 2009).

An alternative, but not mutually exclusive, hypothesis would be that B52 directly participates in myc transcription.

The primary step consists in developing a frame of discernment Θ which is a finite set of mutually exclusive hypotheses.

But these are mutually exclusive hypotheses; so their prior probabilities must sum to a value no greater than 1.

Atheists often seem to think that evolution and God are rival, mutually exclusive hypotheses about the origins of the natural world.

The second assumption is that the speech signals are sparse in the STFT domain, so that each TF bin can be associated to one of the following mutually exclusive hypotheses begin{array}{*{20}l} &mathcal{H}_{s}: boldsymbol{y} t,k) approx boldsymbol{s} t,k) + boldsymbol{v} t,k) text{desired signal is} &text{dominant}, end{array} (5a).

Participants traded contracts representing the six mutually exclusive hypotheses.