Sentence examples for mutually exclusive perhaps from inspiring English sources

Further, although these obligations may compete for priority, they are not necessarily mutually exclusive: perhaps it is a 'more pressing duty to relieve [immediate] suffering' than to participate in research that will prevent future suffering, but we may be able to do both; and if we can, we should.

These scenarios are not mutually exclusive and perhaps either occurs in a subset of patients.

We performed simultaneously lineage tracing of Tbx5+ and Mef2cAHF + cells using separate reporters for Cre (Rosa mTmG ) and Dre (Rosa nKmB ) activity and found that the two populations of labeled cells appeared largely mutually exclusive, except perhaps a narrow stripe of cells at the border between the forming left and right ventricles.

Thus, in large measure, the current "debate" has taken the form of two apparently mutually exclusive perspectives, but perhaps revolving around issues that may in fact not be disputed between the groups.

The fact that Mb in breast malignancies links with HIF-2 α rather than HIF-1 α results perhaps from the mutually exclusive status between active HIF-1 α and ER α/PR signalling in breast cancer cells (Kurebayashi, 2003; Massaad-Massade, 2004).

Or, perhaps, Ditto, where "users are mutually exclusive with one match on the app, until one of them un-matches"?

Or perhaps, if they feel these two world views are not actually mutually exclusive this could be discussed.

Perhaps these next few weeks can show that the two are not mutually exclusive.

Perhaps the problem lies in this oft-repeated but fraudulent juxtaposition, for the two issues are not mutually exclusive.

Perhaps I'm stating the obvious, but being a good Australian and a good Muslim are not mutually exclusive concepts.

They're mutually exclusive".