In each week of the 1-yr modeling period, the population was equally divided into 26 ([365.25 d/7 d]/2) mutually-exclusive and mutually-exhaustive subgroups based on age in weeks (n = 81 060).
C&RT analysis, a type of decision tree methodology, is a nonparametric statistical procedure that identifies mutually exclusive and exhaustive subgroups of a population whose members share common characteristics that influence the dependent variable of interest.
That is, P and ~P are mutually inconsistent and cannot be both true (LNC), and they are mutually exhaustive (LEM).
Most reports suggest that his focus was on logical arguments rather than on physical theory: he used arguments that depend on positing mutually exhaustive alternatives.
But they are not mutually exhaustive, because they both can be false (and thus, the LEM does not hold in these cases).
Contradictory opposites ("She is sitting"/"She is not sitting") are mutually exhaustive as well as mutually inconsistent; one member of the pair must be true and the other false.
Then, G is the product of the mutually permutable subgroups H and K. Proof.
Theoretically, opposite effects in mutually exclusive subgroups could also be responsible.
The test for interaction only revealed differences between the HRRs of two mutually exclusive subgroups.
Comparison of diagnostic efficacy parameters between mutually exclusive subgroups was performed with Fisher's exact test.
The 56 patients are split into 3 mutually exclusive subgroups, depending on the patients' circumstances.
