Sentence examples for might coexist in from inspiring English sources

Fernando was here to see how oil drilling and eco-tourism might coexist in the park.

Then there's Ben Carson, apparently both a hugely talented former neurosurgeon and, in several other ways, an idiot; that these might coexist in one person is fascinating.

In the statement, Ms. Brown acknowledged her three cable competitors, and said: "Shedding my own journalistic skin to try to inhabit the kind of persona that might coexist in that line up is simply impossible for me.

Although in the course of pathological angiogenesis these two mechanisms might coexist, in the tumor microenvironment the abundance of pro-angiogenic circuitries, driven by a continuous deposition of new ECM polymers, appears to render the anti-angiogenic signals ineffectual thus favoring a perpetual state of angiogenesis.

Considering these facts, intimal and medial calcification might coexist in affected vessels in ESRD.

This illustrates that, during AIV infection, different modulation mechanisms among different miRNA clusters might coexist in both lungs and tracheae.

Potential hydrogenotrophic exoelectrogens might coexist with Rhodopseudomonas in the anode biofilm due to their involvement in electricity generation via hydrogen oxidation.

Although many have suggested the importance of also considering ICPs in AAL research and development [ 15– 18], the field has yet to address how these technologies might coexist with ICPs in the care of PwDs, as opposed to replacing the care they provide.

Therefore, transgenic plants might coexist with non-transgenic plants in and out of the fields [ 3, 7, 13- 16].

This suggested that several conformational states might coexist, which is supported by EM in which a continuum of structures with different azimuthal rotations between subunits could be observed (Nivaskumar et al., 2014).

Music, though, may help suggest ways in which these opposing extremes might coexist.