Sentence examples for coexist widely from inspiring English sources

The identification of fish boule indicates that boule and dazl coexist widely in the ancient vertebrate.

The identification of trout boule and dazl and their expression analyses in this study underscore the notion that boule and dazl coexist widely in vertebrates, and that boule and dazl become paralogs of each other since their initial duplication event in a common ancestor.

Notably, the surface engineered quantum dot hydrogel show high selectivity toward lactate over common metal ions, amino acids and other small molecules that widely coexist in biological system.

Southern Asia is a relevant region in which to explore the causal association and public health impact of vitamin A deficiency on hearing loss, as both conditions coexist and are widely prevalent.

Then there are the actual, sampled steel pans, used widely throughout Coexist, adding sweetness and suspense.

Liberal religious traditions recognize that different and sometimes widely varying "truths" can simultaneously coexist.

The Senate is, as everyone knows, an intensely collegial club, where members of widely divergent views generally manage to coexist in an atmosphere of tolerance and mutual respect.

It is now more widely accepted that representation and abstraction can coexist within a work of art.

In the widely used PC12 populations, low-REST cells coexist with few, spontaneous high-REST PC12 cells.

Frequency division duplex (FDD) and time division duplex (TDD) systems are expected to further coexist, while TDD-only operation is expected to become more widely used in higher frequency bands.

The partitioning data allow a new geothermometer to be calibrated, which may be widely applicable to terrestrial and extraterrestrial rocks where plagioclase and clinopyroxene coexist:.