Sentence examples for mutually exclusive pathways from inspiring English sources

These categorizations are mapped in mutually exclusive pathways.

The supramolecular assembly of 3 was destined to evolve along two mutually exclusive pathways, namely one, which employs intermolecular O H⋯O H-bonds (pathway 1) and the other that sacrifices these for intramolecular O H⋯O H-bonds and settles for a crystal packing dictated by weak intermolecular interactions alone (pathway 2).

Apoptotic and autophagic cell death are not mutually exclusive pathways, they could induce cell death simultaneously and cooperatively [ 42, 43].

First, they occur by mutually exclusive pathways (Berchowitz and Copenhaver 2010; Bishop and Zickler 2004; Youds and Boulton 2011).

Early research on neuroanatomical and neurobiological mechanisms, primarily in the area of analgesia, suggests that placebo and pharmacological interventions may activate mutually exclusive pathways.

Our study illustrates that death of activated T cells via Fas or Bim are not mutually exclusive pathways, as both can operate in IL-2 dependent TCR-induced apoptosis.

Hybiske and Stephens [13] demonstrated that the intracellular bacteria, Chlamydia, are released by two mutually exclusive pathways-lysis and extrusion.

Three non-mutually exclusive pathways have been proposed to explain cross-presentation.

► Pol II transcription termination employs two non-mutually exclusive pathways.

We believe that stress resilience can influence cardiovascular outcomes through different non-mutually exclusive pathways: men with low-stress resilience will be more affected by stressful events in their everyday life and more likely to suffer chronic stress with potential physiological consequences; and stress resilience can also influence behavioural factors such as exercise, smoking and diet.

When mechanistically considering histone turnover in the context of transcription, another non-mutually exclusive pathway for histone turnover emerges.