American argued that the phrase "mutually defined" implied Iran would still require international consent to pursue enrichment.
The basic contractarian insight that cooperation is mutually advantageous implies that whenever someone can be included as a contributing cooperator there are gains to be realized for all.
RRI posits that in the course of this process, the innovators and stakeholders would become mutually responsive, implying that they reach some form of a joint understanding about how the innovation is shaped, and eventually applied.
Mutations in KRAS and BRAF are generally mutually exclusive, implying equivalent downstream effects in tumorigenesis [13].
This is substantiated by the findings of Toczski et al. demonstrating that association of L22 with EBER-1 or the ribosome is mutually exclusive, implying competition between RNA ligands [26].
Respondents said that negotiated joining produced roles that were mutually desirable, implying greater job satisfaction and longer tenure.
Our binding data show that binding of H3K4me3 to PHD3 and binding of the CYP33 RRM domain to PHD3 are mutually inhibitory, implying that PHD3 is a molecular switch for the transition between activation and repression of target genes.
These results demonstrated that localization of dynactin components DNC-1, DNC-2 and DNC-3 at the nuclear envelope are mutually dependent, implying that the targeting of the dynactin complex to the specific subcellular loci is determined not by a single subunit, but by a complete functional complex.
Furthermore, we have chosen to present specific quotes, of the many available, as examples of a given theme and do not intend imply mutually exclusive experiences for a given participant.
These hypotheses are not mutually exclusive, and both imply much broader implications.
Among them, two nanoparticles denoted by □ show two mutually perpendicular planes, implying that these two nanoparticles align along c-axis orientation whose direction is perpendicular of carbon film.
