Sentence examples for mutually exclusive models from inspiring English sources

"As between mutually exclusive models of marriage, the man-woman model is simply the one the State and its people believe is the best for children".

Our results provide a fluid dynamically consistent framework to discuss the main aspects of the different (and to some extent mutually exclusive) models of conduit structure used to interpret the geochemical observations of the Hawaiian lavas.

Although often considered as mutually exclusive models to describe tumor heterogeneity, we propose that the genetic and CSC models of cancer can be harmonized by considering the role of genetic diversity and nongenetic influences in contributing to tumor heterogeneity.

The next step is therefore to set out two alternative (though not necessarily mutually exclusive) models of the Asian financial crisis; once we have these models under our belt we can try to see what they say about foreign direct investment.

Two different, though not mutually exclusive, models have been proposed to explain the different biological outcomes associated with p53 activation.

Further, synergy was present under both conservative (mutually non-exclusive) and non-conservative (mutually exclusive) models.

Such disparate approaches have hitherto been pursued largely in isolation by mutually exclusive modelling communities.

In summary, our data argue against the mutually exclusive model proposed for mouse primitive erythrocytes [5] [7].

Another, not mutually exclusive, model proposed the existence of proteins that generate molecular bridges between sister chromatids.

It contains specifications of the three mutually exclusive modeling choices for the G E F5 interaction (i.e., the GEFProcess process template).

Here I propose an alternative (but not mutually exclusive) model, suggesting that anti-aging effects of resveratrol are 'side effects' of its cytostatic effect.