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Some studies show that OECs readily coexist with reactive astrocytes and are able to pass through this barrier when injected at the time of injury and after a delay, following scar formation [15], [17], [21], [40], [59], [60].
They enable multiple strains to readily coexist and therefore maintain antigenic diversity.
It was demonstrated here that cyclical epidemics are prohibited under weak immunity; [ 59]). Figure 11 shows that pathogens that induce very short immunity can readily coexist and they remain steady if there is no immunity.
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These species a) can be cultivated both in isolation and together in laboratory conditions, b) form distinguishable colonies when grown on agar plates, and c) coexist and grow readily on detritus resource used in the experiment [ 24].
And although ambition and happiness can coexist, I have found that the first much more readily thrives without the other.
It was demonstrated in artificial membranes composed of ternary lipid mixtures that these Lo phases can coexist with a liquid-disordered (Ld) phase which is formed by unsaturated PC and readily solubilised by detergent [ 28, 38].
Pollutants such as mercury and select pesticides may be absorbed more readily in malnourished individuals and increase risk for obesity and metabolic dysfunction, which are growing problems in Latin America that coexist with severe malnutrition.
They can coexist.
They coexist in equilibrium.
These coexist smoothly.
"They can all coexist.
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