Sentence examples for be expected to coexist from inspiring English sources
The average is around three wives and they may be expected to coexist and cohabit.
Like asthma and GER, cough and GER are also common and thus "would be expected to coexist, purely on the basis of chance" [ 7].
Pathologically ischemic changes and neurodegeneration are seen in early AD, but as both are common with increasing age, they would be expected to coexist.
Although we could not observe co-localization of CDCP1, VHL and KAI1 in cell membrane or TEM, these proteins would be expected to coexist in the plasma membrane during the process of prostate carcinogenesis.
This assumption is fully aligned with current technological trends since both radio interfaces are expected to coexist in coming mobile devices.
The Time-Slotted Channel Hopping (TSCH) protocol proposed in IEEE802.15.4e standard is expected to coexist with random access schemes used by other technologies in the unlicensed bands [18].
A quantitative computational analysis shows that a near-resonant charge transfer regime, wherein a mix of superexchange and hopping mechanisms are expected to coexist, can rationalize all of the experimental results.
Seating for four (or five with a squeeze), ample trunk space and cocktail conversation-appropriate fuel economy numbers are expected to coexist with a nagging little red devil that aches for release at every bend.
"The IoT challenge is likely to grow both in scale and complexity as seven billion humans are expected to coexist with 70 billion machines and perhaps 70,000 billion 'smart things', with numbers infiltrating the last redoubts of personal life," says Gerald Santucci, head of the networked enterprise and RFID unit at the European Commission.
