Sentence examples for coexist in the same environment from inspiring English sources

In the north eastern autonomous province of Bolzano (Bozen) three very well defined communities coexist in the same environment; this means they enjoy (or suffer) the same social policies and, quite likely, the same compatibility of working and breeding.

Same way as computers, many kind of service robots are expected to share and coexist in the same environment as humans to help them with their lives, especially, the kids, elderly and disabled people.

In common with other models of cellular differentiation, the system given by Eqns. (1 2) allows multiple stable steady-states (cell types) to coexist in the same environment.

Furthermore, it only shows the strains can coexist in the same environment, but it does not demonstrate hybridization or recombination.

Streptococcus agalactiae and SDD are both agents of bovine mastitis, and thus, it is likely they often coexist in the same environment, providing a means for genetic exchange.

The term used to describe this type of speciation is allopatry, as opposed to sympatry, where ancestral and descendant species coexist in the same environment (or parapatry if they exist side by side, with a hybridisation zone in between).

You grew up in the same environment.

An isolate from cheese sample 2 from dairy farm A had a totally different genotype profile (LMA-503), confirming that several I. orientalis strains can coexist in the same cheesemaking environment and develop in cheeses.

Indeed, their validity for this circumstance – in which collapsed, edematous, inflamed, and even fibrotic lung units may coexist in the same micro-environment – can rightfully be questioned.

This paradox is based on the observation that many species of phytoplankton with similar resource requirements (e.g., nitrate, phosphate) can coexist in the same isotropic and apparently unstructured environment (Hutchinson 1961; Huisman and Weissing 1999) although they are all competing for the same resources.

We input optimality at slightly different parameters; however, theoretically, multiple types of symbionts can also coexist in the same niche space, especially in benign environments where there are no differences between intra- and inter-specific competition [55] [57].