Sentence examples similar to co-occur chronologically from inspiring English sources

Moreover, A flagellum does not co-occur with A narutobiei.

That is they are the least likely to co-occur.

Depression and pain often co-occur.

Learners who realize that history occurs chronologically but is best understood conceptually become historians for a lifetime.

The date of the first event (of the six listed below) to occur chronologically should be chosen as the incidence date.

The discordance of drug resistance other than isoniazid and rifampin resistance among clusters implies that the stepwise acquisition of drug resistance had occurred chronologically during successive transmissions (Appendix Figure).

Because UCD is defined as the cause that initiated the process, UCD can precede MD in the causal sequence, even though death occurs chronologically at the end of or after the last hospital stay.

Diapause is a process in which the stages of diapause, i.e., pre-diapause, diapause, and post-diapause, and the breaking of diapause occur chronologically; therefore, the studied diapause-terminated females were older than the diapausing females.

The first is that the influence of PM on the response to BCG is stronger because the exposure to BCG occurred chronologically closer to the exposure to the exposure to placental malaria.

*co-occurred with EFL, co-occurred with EF-1α.

Slam-bang visual impact co-occurs with whispering subtlety.