Since the MRC paradigm is based on the coexistence of different conformers, which are mutually excluded in SRC runs, each binder can "select" the most suitable conformation (according to the induced fit paradigm), gaining an exceptionally good score.
We found that some interactions are mutually excluded while others could occur simultaneously.
Due to collinearity, the variables pregnancy and number of children were mutually excluded from the fully adjusted models.
Some of these potential pseudoknots have overlapped pseudoknot-forming sequences; that is, two or more potential pseudoknots are mutually excluded and cannot exit at the same time.
This method considers the binary characters and any other possibility could be an error, because these features are mutually excluded [ 11].
In HIV-1 (strain HXB2), the sequence downstream from the gag-pol frameshift site harbours two potential pseudoknots that are mutually excluded.
A decrease in the number of false positives is achieved, if false positives can be mutually excluded by evaluating the results of two methods or strategies together, compared with each experiment alone.
Rather than evidence that humans are an exception among primates, we consider this disparity to be a clue that, in primate evolution, developing a very large body and a very large brain have been mutually excluding strategies, probably because of metabolic reasons".
It encompasses a perception that forests are of higher value kept standing and that agricultural practices, forest conservation and sustainable use of forests are mutually excluding activities.
This could be related to the early electronic microscopy study demonstrating that only half of the RyR was coupled to the DHPR (1), and one could imagine that the DHPR and triadin are mutually excluding each other in the CRC, the RyR uncoupled to DHPR interacting with triadin.
Importantly, this new prediction, and the traditional prediction regarding the influence of population density on the evolution of switchpoints for horn production are not mutually excluding.
