Sentence examples for coexist separately from inspiring English sources

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But the cornerstone of the European Union's new open-door policy is the political conviction that it is possible for genetically altered crops and conventional crops to coexist separately within Europe with proper safeguards, like keeping a distance between fields and imposing a liability system for accidents.

construction, for example introduction of the eGFP gene under control of an additional sub-genomic promoter or incompatibility of viral segments that were combined in the clone-derived virus but that coexist separately as quasispecies in the viral population.

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The theologians of Antioch taught that two natures coexisted separately in Christ, the latter being "the chosen vessel of the Godhead…the man born of Mary".

Were you tempted to stretch the metaphor of the portal a bit further, you might draw a comparison to the two communities of the future that separately coexist in "The Time Machine," the novel by H. G. Wells that was published in 1895.

However, in our case, adrenal cortical adenoma and pheochromocytoma separately coexisted in the same adrenal gland, which is extremely rare [15 19], and even more so in the setting of the MEN1.

Recent magnetic resonance imaging demonstrates that focal and diffuse injuries occur separately but also coexist in moderate/severe TBI.

This study is also the first to comprehensively assess the comparative prevalence of subnormal free testosterone concentrations with obesity and diabetes separately and together when they coexist.

For descriptive purposes, changes in volume, changes in composition, and protein depletion of renal origin will be discussed separately, but these disturbances can and often do coexist.

Dining separately may be what lets the two species coexist in Antarctica, Friedlaender says.

For ease of understanding, we will keep this dichotomy and discuss the potential pathological mechanisms separately; however, it seems likely that both processes frequently coexist in patients with HF and may exert pathological synergy.

First, the compiler sub-problems are optimized separately; this is not efficient because the separate sub-problems optimization gives a different schedule for each sub-problem and these schedules cannot coexist as the refining of one, causes the degradation of another.

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