Sentence examples similar to the co existing from inspiring English sources

This study substantiates that PTSD-related symptoms exist in this sample; however, these symptoms only explain to some extent the distress and the co-existing survival of this otherwise highly functional sample.

The co-existing anions (SO42−, NO3− and Cl−) had negligible influence on phosphorus removal.

The co-existing nonradioactive ions can affect the adsorption of Cs.

Possible interferences from the co-existing ions and surface-active substance were investigated.

The co-existing of anions effect showed that bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride had the least inhibition effects on arsenic adsorption.

The exasperated family doctor re-admits the patient and the chest problem is sorted, but the patient is home long before anyone has addressed the co-existing kidney failure.

Mutations in these genes had higher median VAFs that were higher (40% or greater) than the co-existing NPM1 mutations (median VAF 16.8%).

Such models are unable to accurately predict the momentum exchange between the co-existing phases (gas and inert material) when calculating the drag coefficient.

Species differences in Ec were large on a sapwood area basis, reflecting a considerable variation in hydraulic architecture and leaf conductance regulation among the co-existing species.

However, due to their delay-based window update mechanisms, CHD or CDG performance is often vulnerable to the co-existing aggressive TCP NewReno flows.

The interaction curve that relates the co-existing values of P and M when the section becomes fully plastic is derived.