Sentence examples for coexist both from inspiring English sources
For the substrate constraints and temperatures under which both a- and c-domains coexist, both types of a-domains are present with their tetragonal axes perpendicular to each other, and the domain wall orientations deviate from the 45 orientation generally assumed in thermodynamic analyses.
Although theoretical models suggest that discrete egg morphs can evolutionarily coexist both in host and parasite populations [27], [28], such highly advanced coevolutionary outcomes have, to our knowledge, never been documented in avian brood parasite-host systems.
In morbid obese individuals, such as those studied herein (BMI > 35 kg/m), coexist both hypertrophy and hyperplasia, however in these severe forms of obesity hyperplasia became most predominant [ 9, 45].
For example, according to the annotations of Swiss-Prot databank, the proteins with codes Q5YLB5, Q9FV51, and Q9LJL3 can coexist in both "chloroplast" and "mitochondrion" while the protein with code Q42560 can coexist in both "cytoplasm" and "mitochondrion", and the predicted results by Plant-mPLoc are exactly so.
Full-scale (and utterly convincing) actors cleverly coexist in both spaces.
Matthew Beals, director of the 2009 documentary "The Power of the Peep," said their appeal endures because "they coexist as both cute and horrible".
The Cr inclusions were found to coexist under both metallic and oxidized forms in the films.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) and hyperuricemia often coexist, and both conditions are increasing in prevalence in the United States.
Fatigue and disrupted sleep often coexist and both are prominent clinical problems in cancer affecting quality of life.
In the short term problems, the deterministic factors and the random factors usually coexist together, both of which affect the behavior of the power equipment together.
Time-frequency characteristic of the steady-state rotor vibration response is identified, when unbalance, rub, and crack coexist, using both EMD and LMD-based TFR.
