Sentence examples for generally coexist from inspiring English sources

New Jersey's population of beavers is strong because they generally coexist well with humans and have few natural predators, wildlife experts say.

Dissolved cavities, pores, and fractures generally coexist.

Linear opacities are fine thickness and generally coexist with a few small nodular or cystic changes.

The above three diseases generally coexist, making them the most common risk factors for CVD [ 1].

This is important - it is well known that in acquired HSC disorders such as chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), leukemic stem cells will generally coexist with normal stem cells [ 19].

In smokers, emphysema generally coexists with chronic obstructive bronchitis.

Mumbai's leopards have generally coexisted peacefully with their human neighbours.

IN an association that predates the Revolutionary War by more than 100 years, Long Island and Connecticut have had some scrapes but have generally coexisted peacefully on opposite sides of Long Island Sound.

However, the observations by OCPP also showed that this micron-sized mode of particles generally coexists with a population of submicron particles, which were termed haze (Kawabata et al. 1980).

Rb generally coexists with K in the K-rich minerals, such as K-feldspar, and biotite, etc.; while Sr tends to enrich in Ca-bearing minerals, e.g. the limestone and the Ca-bearing silicates such as hornblende, plagioclase and picrite [1].

For much of the country's history (despite a 26 year long ethnic civil war) the religions have generally coexisted.