5 In addition, hypertension and diabetes frequently coexist, which further compounds the challenges of avoiding CVD.
In this study we confirmed that two duplicated IgH loci can functionally coexist and further found that several novel C H (Cτ) genes exist between the V H and Cμ region of the duplicated Atlantic salmon IgH loci, five in IGH-A and three in IGH-B.
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Further, these lay theories often coexist in an individual's mind with their formal counterparts (Shtulman & Valcarcel, 2012).
Then, the displacement field while the crack coexists can be further derived.
I've written a number of essays on a federal agency called Wildlife Services whose stated mission, namely, "to resolve wildlife conflicts to allow people and wildlife to coexist," couldn't be further from what they actually do.
In the middle of the concentration range, therefore, these three phases coexist, but with a further increase in the molar ratio of the fluorinated IL the non-fluorinated IL becomes more disperse and forms many independent clusters in the solution.
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This deposited sequence completely coincides with our observation, suggesting that two variants of HAs are likely to coexist in the human lung, further implying that such heterogeneous populations might frequently be generated during infection.
The novel communities that result from distributional shifts may persist as species adapt or coexist, or they may undergo further change as species are excluded through competition, predation, or other biotic interactions.
