Sentence examples for mutually exclusive suggesting from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, mutations in both genes are mutually exclusive, suggesting functional equivalency, at least in part.
Furthermore, these pathway mutations are often not mutually exclusive, suggesting that they can have synergistic or additive effects upon tumorigenesis [29].
Interestingly, some duplicated genes retained their expression pattern, whereas expression of other duplicated genes was distinct or even mutually exclusive, suggesting that the function of the latter PTPs has diverged.
As shown in Figure 3, genomic alterations in these three genes are largely mutually exclusive, suggesting distinct tumor subclasses among this portion of GBM samples for which clear genomic alterations could be detected.
These several major speculations may not be mutually exclusive, suggesting that pathogenic mechanisms of SCA6 could be complicated.
As discussed below, these two conditions are mutually exclusive, suggesting that high upward fluxes of brine are not physically plausible.
These results and our finding that TLR7 and TLR9 association with UNC93B1 is mutually exclusive suggest that each UNC93B1 molecule may interact with a single TLR.
Another mechanism that may not be mutually exclusive suggested that certain antibodies bind A β oligomers, thereby neutralizing the toxic effects of this A β species on synapses [ 54].
Here I propose an alternative (but not mutually exclusive) model, suggesting that anti-aging effects of resveratrol are 'side effects' of its cytostatic effect.
A better patient prognosis for OD with 1p/19q loss relative to other OD is supported by the observation that among OD, 1p/19q loss and TP53 mutations are mutually exclusive events, suggesting that OD with either genetic alteration follow distinct tumor developmental pathways [7].
Thus, amplifications on 11q13-14 and 17q11-13 occurred in a largely mutually exclusive fashion, suggesting that these tumours are using distinct oncogenic mechanisms.
