Sentence examples for mutually exclusive other from inspiring English sources
Although not mutually exclusive, other hypotheses are equally plausible (Platts-Mills et al. 2005): The increased prevalence of allergic disease could be attributable to new immune adjuvant factors, for example, exposure to environmental pollutants such as diesel fuel exhaust particles and EDCs (Chalubinski and Kowalski 2006).
Our results and earlier reports suggest that AKT1 mutations might be mutually exclusive with other PI3K AKT-activating alterations, although PI3K AKT-activatingequently coexist with other alterations (such although K-Ras and PIK3CAin several types of tumutations
In it, he harnessed the language of both left and right to argue against the extremes on both sides while suggesting that many of their core principles were not mutually exclusive — in other words, that Great Society values can endure in a Tea Party moment.
Notably, ILP is not mutually exclusive from other forms of policing (e.g. problem-oriented policing) and the adoption of related conceptual and analytical models can occur (e.g. SARA model).
We emphasize that our proposals are not mutually exclusive with other hypothetical mechanisms proposed previously (reviewed by [12] [14]) and the models even overlap to some extent.
Anti-RNAP are almost mutually exclusive of other autoantibodies.
A microbial cause is not mutually exclusive of other alternatives such as nutrient deprivation.
(2) Are all the AKT family mutations mutually exclusive with other PI3 kinase-AKT-activating mutations?
Because these independent risk factors are not mutually exclusive of other risk factors, we also estimated the PAF of children having either environmental lead and prenatal ETS exposures.
Moreover, recent advances in the development of molecular classification of NSCLC have revealed that the majority of driver oncogenes in NSCLC are mutually exclusive of other genetic abnormalities.
Within each subfamily, receptor and ligand pairing is not mutually exclusive; in other words, multiple ligands can bind the same receptor and vice versa (for review see [ 80]).
