Sentence examples similar to might be coexistent from inspiring English sources

By drawing an analogy with this phenomenon, one might argue that there could be coexistent omnipotent agents who necessarily avoid stalemates.

And what does it mean for A liquid to be coexistent with A in the gas phase?

Moreover, the two hypotheses could be coexistent [ 3].

Our group and others found that PAH might be associated with coexistent antiphospholipid and anti-endothelial cell antibodies (AECAs) [ 9, 10].

Or it might be replied that the possible pair(s) of coexistent omnipotent agents would necessarily avoid stalemates of the foregoing sort in virtue of the members of each pair resembling one another in some respect.

It might be answered that each of the members of any possible pair of coexistent omnipotent agents would be necessarily omniscient and necessarily morally perfect.

In all cases FRET values showed a similar spread and width of corresponding histograms demonstrating that a similar range of FN conformations is coexistent in FN fibrils within the ECM.

Exclusion criteria were coexistent pancreas transplant, anaphylaxis to ACE, and use of ACE or ARB for treatment of posttransplant erythrocytosis.

Only 2% of all spontaneous pneumothoraces is coexistent with malignant lung diseases [14].

The results further confirm that the ECM effect and VCM effect are coexistent in our devices.

Exclusion criteria were coexistent neuromuscular disorders, psychiatric diseases considered incompatible with this kind of treatment, pregnancy and breast-feeding.