Sentence examples for mutually exclusive possibility from inspiring English sources

Which brings up the second, and not mutually exclusive, possibility.

Another not mutually exclusive possibility is a reduced inhibitory drive, as previously suggested21.

A second but not mutually exclusive possibility is that myogenin is essential for survival.

In this study, we explored the additional (and not mutually exclusive) possibility that "accelerated aging" in depression occurs at the level of telomeres, as manifest in blood leukocytes.

An alternative, not mutually exclusive possibility, is that as the multiplicity of infection (MOI) decreases with the passage number, a potential R-resistant mutant that is generated with low frequency is excluded from the following passage.

An alternative, but not mutually exclusive possibility is that the observed heterogeneity arises from the stem cells themselves through the existence of different interconvertible substates that pre-exist before the cells commit to differentiate.

The text broadly covers geographic and ecological factors affecting speciation, including an illustration of how they form a spectrum of possible factors, rather than two mutually exclusive possibilities.

Family income was not, per se, the determining factor.That suggests two, not mutually exclusive, possibilities.

'What I'm interested in just now," says John Burnside, "is the Schrödinger's cat novel: two mutually exclusive possibilities sitting together without cancelling each other out".

There are two mutually exclusive possibilities for systems (1): either a stationary distribution exists, or it becomes extinct.

When a die is rolled the sample space $\SC$ consists of six mutually exclusive possibilities, one and only one of which actually occurs.