In that failure to sample the endocervix can coincide with failure to sample the transformation zone we sought, in this study, to determine if additional sampling devices used in conjunction with the SurePath broom improved SurePath Pap EC recovery and/or increased SurePath Pap diagnostic effectiveness.
Extreme perfectionism can coincide with extreme recklessness in the same way that criminality and refinement can coincide.
The two can coincide, but there is no causality.
In song after song, she demonstrates that simplicity and depth can coincide.
Among other things, "Fort Blossom revisited" showed how the erotic and the unerotic can coincide bewilderingly.
Other symptoms or findings that can coincide with exophthalmos include eyelid swelling or retraction, deep orbital pain, and double vision.
The Lesser Bohemians; Transit; The Invention of Angela Carter This has been a particularly enjoyable year for reading, reminding us that brilliance and pleasure can coincide.
"A stronger dollar and a stronger U.S. market can coincide, but not when the U.S. economic data are weak," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist for Prudential Financial.
Boats return to town every 15 minutes, and if you time it right, you can coincide with the school run, dropping the local kids off at jetties along the way".
In a statement on Wednesday, Universal said that it was delaying what it called an on-demand "experiment," but that it continued to believe that theatrical viewing and premium on-demand services "are business models that can coincide and thrive".
The mood of the show intensifies as it goes along with poignant renditions of Anna McGarrigle's "Heart Like a Wheel," "Honest Emotion" (a little-known ballad by Michael McDonald, John Goodwin and Charles Frichtel and Tom Waitss's "Take It With Me," proving that elevation and true grit can coincide.
