Sentence examples for are seen to coexist from inspiring English sources

In this study, the East and West Eurasian lineages are seen to coexist in the Xiaohe people, implying that the East had contacted the West during the early Bronze Age.

With relatively abundant prey, tigers and leopards were seen to successfully coexist without competitive exclusion or interspecies dominance hierarchies that may be more common to the African savanna (where the leopard may coexist with the lion).

In real life, the rights of privacy and freedom of expression are rarely seen to coexist; freedom of expression seems to outweigh our rights to privacy.

If Kosovo is seen to be a place where Serbs and Albanians can coexist, it may be easier for Russia to shift its stand in the UN Security Council and accept the idea of the province's eventual independence.

Pathologically ischemic changes and neurodegeneration are seen in early AD, but as both are common with increasing age, they would be expected to coexist.

It can be seen that prior to the attraction, the particles are transported in a bulk diffusion layer (a layer where all kinds of charged particles coexist).

But whether this is the end of the Egyptian democracy rebellion, just a phase in it or an inevitable religious political expression that will have to coexist with the military and secular reform agendas remains to be seen.

This zone is highlighted in the species distribution diagram of Fig. 3, where it can be seen that HL9– and H2L8– coexist, in agreement with the computational results discussed above.

In addition, using mechanistic approaches such as these, it has been seen that anti-apoptotic resistance mechanisms may coexist with a high level of pro-apoptotic potential, a situation termed 'primed for death'.

EZH2 mutations were seen in three (7%) patients with PMF and coexisted with mutant ASXL1 in one patient.

But neither group is going anywhere, so they must learn to coexist.