16 Interestingly, there are recent reports of NGSAbs coexisting with GAD antibodies, 17– 19 and the coexistence of >1 potentially relevant NGSAb, or 1 NGSAb and 1 intracellularly directed antibody, is increasingly recognized.
(1997) Aggregation and the coexistence of competing parasitoid species.
Freckleton, R. P. & Lewis, O. T. Pathogens, density dependence and the coexistence of tropical trees.
"The film explores the themes of suffering, and the coexistence of faith and doubt".
To investigate the antenatal suspicion of placental disease and the coexistence of maternal and fetal placental ischemic disease.
The maximum hardness could be due to the combined effect of reduced crystallite size and the coexistence of two phases.
In fact, Buddhist monks were often messengers of Confucian values, and the coexistence of Confucianism with Daoism, shamanism, and Shintōism actually characterized the syncretic East Asian religious life.
Such bifurcations have been proven to be directly related to the nonlinear coupling between adjacent bays and the coexistence of different stable limit cycles sensitive to initial disturbance.
Possible explanations for this include difficulties in developing agreed diagnostic protocols and the coexistence of neuropathic, nociceptive and, occasionally, idiopathic pain in the same patient.
Because of the asymmetric distribution of the system equilibrium points, this transition includes peculiar phenomena such as transient chaos and the coexistence of point and chaotic attractors.
This is the most straightforward of his books, looking back as it does to the Pinochet days in Chile and the coexistence of evil, compromise and literature in extreme situations.
