The classification [see Additional File 2] matches client results on the 5 dimensions of the SMAF scale to 14 mutually exclusive profiles (Iso-SMAF) using Euclidean distance measure.
Using an electronic rating program, panellists individually assessed the appropriateness of selected therapeutic options for a number of mutually exclusive profiles on a nine-point scale (reference values: 1, inappropriate; 5, uncertain; 9, appropriate).
Similar to latent profile analyses described for NNNS scores (Liu et al. 2010), mutually exclusive neurobehavioral profiles based on 13 NNNS scores were defined using recursively partitioned mixture modeling (Lesseur et al. 2013).
However, a small proportion of regions contained Nanog binding motifs, although co-occupancy appears unlikely given their mutually exclusive expression profiles.
Bifurcation analysis indicates that the feedback network can constitute a bistable system with two mutually exclusive transcriptional profiles corresponding to naïve B cells and plasma cells.
The resulting bistability produces two mutually exclusive transcriptional profiles: (1) high Bcl-6/Pax5 and low Blimp-1, representing the B cell state; and (2) low Bcl-6/Pax5 and high Blimp-1, representing the plasma cell state.
Allocating individuals to the mutually exclusive chronic disease profile groups and summing separately avoided double-counting.
In spite of the American flagging backlash, one user was quick to point out the obvious fact that being American and supporting the LGBT community needn't be mutually exclusive: My new FB profile pic has both an American flag and pride.
In this study, we originally developed a transgenic reporter system using FGFR2 gene as model and succeeded in visualizing tissue-specific expression profiles of the mutually exclusive exons through differential expression of EGFP and RFP in mice for the first time to our knowledge.
T1R and T2R exhibit mutually exclusive expression patterns and different response profiles in the taste buds, and it is therefore likely that these taste receptors are responsible for discriminating between preferable and aversive tastes (Mueller et al. 2005).
