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The layered IA scheme demonstrates great potential in this scenario, and the performance gain keeps increasing along with more coexisting pico-cells.

If we keep time stationary to eliminate any innovations, coexisting perfect substitutes must have price ratios equal to the MRS. Hence, Sirius must be twice as expensive as Vega if these paints were to coexist in the market.

However, surgeons must keep the possibility of coexistence with a normal recurrent nerve in mind because some authors have described patients with a coexisting right recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve and NRILN [26, 27].

The cell density on the same region of coexisting four-diameter TiO2 nanotubes keeps rising with the extension of incubation time.

Accordingly, any substantial change either in the sensitivity of the mechano-sensory system or in the balance between predominant bone loading and coexisting bone rigidity results in an adaptive response to keep the tissue deformations within the predetermined physiological window [42], [43], [45].

In conclusion, the possibility of coexisting pancreatobiliary disorders such as IPMNs should be kept in mind in adult patients with an annular pancreas.

At the same time the possibility of coexisting physical or psychological causes for symptoms is kept open.

Coexisting with this vision of wholeness, something dangerous has to be kept at bay.

In fact, the first model (repressed but poised for later activation) implies that most of the cells harbour coexisting repressive and activating marks and that both PcG and trxG have to be maintained at the given locus through cell divisions to keep the repressed-but-poised status until further changes in the balance of their activity.

"It's molecules coexisting.

Coexisting with the market leader.