Sentence examples for may also coexist from inspiring English sources

Both types of singing may also coexist, since a choir may contain several capable soloists who may at certain points sing as a group without the choir or with the choir as a background.

Ultrasound will show a linear hypoechoic and avascular fracture line within the testis which may also coexist with rupture of the tunica albuginea (Fig. 2b) [1].

Areas of ground-glass opacity associated with bronchiectasis and bronchiolectasis may also coexist, but areas of pure ground-glass opacity are extremely rare.

In fact, slightly alkaline pH of Haft Tappeh soil is more due to presence of magnesium and calcium carbonates and soluble bicarbonate anion leading to pH about 8. Although, calcium sulphate may also coexist with carbonates in this pH range [26, 60, 61].

Depression may also coexist with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), complicating the diagnosis and treatment of both.

Combustion particles may also coexist with pathogens from noncombustion sources.

The two mechanisms involved (namely lung collapse and lung consolidations due to fluid-filled alveoli), recently discussed in detail elsewhere, may depend on the origin of ARDS (i.e. pulmonary ARDS versus extrapulmonary ARDS) and may also probably coexist in a given patient [ 12, 13].

Yet they also coexist with forms of political constitutionalism and mixed government.

Then he says rather craftily: "Xerox and Canon compete with each other, but they also coexist".

They could also coexist but be unrelated.

Angiomas can also coexist with telangiectases and hepatic MAV.