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This model reveals 1) a multifractal regionalization where many regions coexist that are far from equilibrium and 2) this non-linear organization has significant molecular and medical genetic implications for understanding the role of Alu elements in genome stability and structure of the human genome.

What the children learn is that these worlds coexist, that there is a way to retain some aspect of childhood in the midst of adult responsibility.

We've paired it with a recent Times piece, "Where Science and Religion Coexist," that describes work the Dalai Lama is doing to bring science and religion together.

He is convinced that the two trends – strong support for the war and growing support for the end of occupation and a two-state solution – coexist; that it is caught up in a moment of collective anger that will pass.

He doesn't allow for the idea that both versions could coexist, that the Soviet invasion of Manchuria was one of several factors, along with the two atomic bombings, that finally did the trick.

Even at my most disenchanted, I just can't bring myself to abandon that romantic notion that he and I might coexist, that his music might one day be a catalyst, rather than a constraint, that we are fellow artists; that this is, after all, the fabled Greenwich Village.

Several approaches coexisted that are frequently used in FIH dose predictions.

At least 2 subclades coexisted that had different antimicrobial-resistance profiles and patterns of spread.

The present study demonstrates in patients with CPFE in which pulmonary fibrosis and emphysema coexisted that the genes overexpressed in the fibrotic lesions were functionally different from those overexpressed in the emphysematous lesions.

"They have to coexist with that community, not overwhelm it".

But they were an invention of the Enlightenment and must coexist with that second great system the Enlightenment invented, or I suppose I should say revived, democracy.