Sentence examples for support incompatible from inspiring English sources

Hence the same observations support incompatible hypotheses about emeralds to be observed after t; that they are green and that they are blue.

Provided that the sample space is large enough to support causal inferences, different partitions of the population will exhibit different regularities that can appear to support incompatible conclusions about whether a treatment is causally effective.

These two phylogenetic analyses supported incompatible hypotheses for speciation within Nosema, casting doubt upon the reliability of the rRNA gene sequence phylogeny.

The financier Jean-Marie Messier, who took over and then lost one after another of the country's leading media companies, declared a decade ago that it was "dead," saying such support was incompatible with the functioning of global capitalism.

From the micro perspective, the interdependence within the family, intergenerational inequality of instrumental support, and incompatible values between the parents and the children can all give rise to ambivalence (Fingerman et al. 2013).

Even moderately strong conflict - reciprocal BP ≥ 70% support for incompatible groupings - is essentially absent.

However, the occurrence of low statistical support is incompatible with solid clustering.

Due to difficulties inherent in translation, ZPD came to mean different things and to support "theoretically incompatible instructional approaches" (Smagorinsky, 1995, p. 193).

Paralysis of diaphragmatic, intercostal, and abdominal muscles results from lesions occurring above the third cervical level and, in the absence of mechanical ventilatory support, is incompatible with life.

Despite their complete linkage, different mitochondrial genes can support mutually incompatible trees (for recent mammalian examples, see [ 89, 90]), making it difficult to infer the presence of numts from phylogenetic incongruence.

Also Lanyu is only 60 km away from Taiwan Island and this is probably why the island has entomofauna rich enough to support self-incompatible distylous plants.