Sentence examples for mutually fixed from inspiring English sources

In advancing the view that the LD we have observed may be explained by functional association, we also note that there may be many such regions in the genome that are mutually fixed between the subspecies.

To apply PSCI, fixed (or mutually exclusive) character-state differences are used as evidence to infer that gene flow has ceased between the sampled populations in population aggregation analysis (PAA [ 36]).

They are not mutually exclusive, nor are they fixed for life.

66– 68 The use of the DES model, over the more commonly used Markov model, was designed to utilise its flexibility when comparing various treatment scenarios, with the authors arguing that a Markov model "forces a disease into a few mutually exclusive states within a fixed time", eg, fixed EDSS stages.

Note that although if, it is not proven that since some of the existing fixed points for can mutually coincide or even more than one fixed point can eventually exist for each.

The third axis was mutually perpendicular to the two body fixed axes.

These manipulator possess quasi-isotropic kinematic performances and are made up of three actuated fixed prismatic joints, which are mutually orthogonal and connected to a mobile platform via three parallelogram chains.

This solution concept requires that there is no sub-group that can make a mutually beneficial deviation (keeping the strategies of nonmembers fixed) in a way that the deviation itself is stable according to the same criterion.

Hence, the heritability takes a common value for mutually correlated traits, for evolved population under a fixed, single fitness condition).

This solution concept requires that there is no sub-coalition that can make a mutually beneficial deviation (keeping the strategies of non-members fixed) in a way that the deviation itself is stable according to the same criterion.

MCA and clustering show that treatments subgroups 1 and 2 (fixed ICS + LABA combinations) are usually mutually exclusive (opposite position on axis 1, and linkage at a negative correlation).