Sentence examples for mutually exclusive words from inspiring English sources

Whereas the words in first-order tags are mutually exclusive, words in the second-order tags are not independent of first-order tags or each other.

In it, he harnessed the language of both left and right to argue against the extremes on both sides while suggesting that many of their core principles were not mutually exclusive — in other words, that Great Society values can endure in a Tea Party moment.

Within each subfamily, receptor and ligand pairing is not mutually exclusive; in other words, multiple ligands can bind the same receptor and vice versa (for review see [ 80]).

Moreover, melanomas developed on skin not chronically exposed to sun usually carry either a mutated NRAS or mutated BRAF or concurrently mutated BRAF and PTEN [ 22]; evidence indeed suggest that BRAF/PTEN and NRAS somatic mutations are mutually exclusive or, in other words, that both mutation subsets does not occur in the same melanoma cell [ 22- 25].

The words are mutually exclusive in each of the five folds.

However, the words are not mutually exclusive and belong together - more importantly; without the latter, the former will never be successful.

The words "sociopathy" and "friend" are mutually exclusive because sociopaths are not capable of feeling positive emotions such as caring.

All three issues are not mutually exclusive and to say it's just a word is hypocritical.

For the first time in 10 years the words "Jamiroquai" and "intriguing" are not mutually exclusive.

In other words, these two are competing risks and considered mutually exclusive.

In other words, the states inferred by the HMM are mutually exclusive.