The review period was categorised into three mutually exclusive time periods that signify important milestones in the prevention and treatment of opportunistic infections associated with HIV/AIDS in Uganda.
We classified exposure of drugs into four mutually exclusive time windows: current use (recent prescription lasted until index date or ended in the 30 days prior); recent (finished between 31 and 365 days), past (finished more than 365 days), and never use (no recorded use at any time prior to index date).
We also determined each patient's history of dialysis use prior to each subject's start date in four mutually exclusive time periods: none (i.e., incident users), 6 months of prior use, 1 year of prior use, and 2 years of prior use.
Furthermore, to verify the shape of the weight function, we estimated models in which glucocorticoid exposure was represented by a series of seven separate variables, each corresponding to a specific (mutually exclusive) time interval (past 3 months, 3 6 months ago, 6 12 months ago, …, 30 36 months ago).
The data in these Tables are presented for each mutually-exclusive time period and for each separate focal individual (both gesturers and non-gesturers).
Separate methodological approaches found mutually exclusive divergence times for lowland tapir, either in the late or in the early Pleistocene, although a late Pleistocene divergence is more in tune with the fossil record.
Unfortunately, these positions become more and more mutually exclusive every time new information emerges.
We then calculated the proportion of observations for each treatment in which we recorded each of the mutually exclusive behaviors (# of times behavior observed/total # observations).
Mr. Moore said the goal of shutting Indian Point and of reducing carbon emissions were "mutually exclusive" in a time of concern over global warming.
Section 3501 and Miranda are mutually exclusive; by the time the court decides Dickerson v. United States early this summer, only one of them will be left standing.
