Sentence examples for been reported to coexist from inspiring English sources

GISTs have been reported to coexist with a variety of neoplasms, the percentage of such cases ranging from 4.5% to 33% [ 12, 13]; in such cases, the stomach is the most frequent location of GIST [ 12].

Several diseases have been reported to coexist with CRS by partly unknown mechanisms: asthma, aspirin sensitivity, atopy, chronic rhinitis, depression, anxiety, fatigue, fibromyalgia, immunodeficiency, cystic fibrosis, and primary ciliary dyskinesia.

The fourth (4th) lineage is the only one that exists in the Indian sub continent but East African lineage 3 has been reported to coexist with the lineage 4.

Additionally, intracellular nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria are reported to coexist with dinoflagellate symbionts in the tissues of Monastraea cavernosa and to functionally express nitrogenase activity [ 202].

This case is unique in that type 3 MPGN and MPO-ANCA-associated CGN coexisted, and no similar case has been reported to date.

Silicosis coexisting with other diseases in one patient has been reported, however, was not reported to coexist with constrictive pericarditis.

Depression later in life was reported to frequently coexist with medical illnesses and disability [ 21].

Although there is widespread agreement on this point, discrepant findings have been reported and two different models coexist.

This supposition is sustainable on the basis that in some neoplastic diseases with hereditary predisposition, similar alterations to those observed in this study have been reported in which sequence variants coexist in adjacent or distant genes that promote epigenetic modifications, specifically the methylation in the promoters of specific genes [ 28– 30].

Two different breast tumours, which can coexist, have been reported in CNC patients: (1) myxoid fibroadenomas ("breast myxomatosis"), which are abnormalities of the mesenchyma, and (2) ductal adenomas (DAs), which are abnormalities of the epithelium [36, 37].

The synergistic interaction when alcohol and smoking coexist has been reported previously, their joint effects are approximately multiplicative and risk in the highest consumption level may increase 130-fold [ 2, 5, 6].