Sentence examples for we coincide from inspiring English sources

But it's soon apparent that, although Mum is being moved, the team of doctors is coming with her, and when we coincide they are incredibly courteous.

Chile's president, Ricardo Lagos, says that Mercosur should be moving towards much deeper economic and political integration: "If it's just a trade agreement, if we coincide in our trade policy over time, then splendid, but if not, we will maintain our autonomy," he says.The Mercosur presidents have much invested in their block, and will probably put on a show of unity this week.

Both terms are often regarded as synonymous but we coincide with other authors that the former is more encompassing as it conveys the intention to enhance pre-existing capacity (31).

With respect to the opinion expressed by healthcare professionals about the virtual environment, we coincide with that of Wiecha et al [ 1], in which all the healthcare professionals surveyed consider SL to be superior to other distance learning methods (almost two thirds of the subjects in our study).

"On issues like labour reform we should coincide," says Andreu Mas-Colell, the Catalan economy minister.

Having a programme together for the bulk of the season fits together, because we can do the World Cup races in spring, then I will take a break in July when they focus on the European track championships, and then we will coincide again in the build-up to the World Championships".

When comparing mutation clusters to results from dN/dS-based methods, we found that approximately 20% of the clusters we identified coincided with regions with dN/dS>1, while the remainder did not.

I'm worried, and so is Jake from the Scissor Sisters, that we're coinciding.

For non-Archimedean base fields the topology we characterize coincides with the topology of the Berkovich analytic space associated to a non-Archimedean Stein algebra.

Interestingly, here, we see coinciding SV changes in all three components around 2009.5.5

The evidence seems to point to a more closed and wooded environment between 7 and 4 Ma, with perhaps a few patches or more open woodland but little in the way of the open savannah we see coinciding with the emergence of the genus Homo sometime between 2 and 3 Ma (Reed 1997; Kingston 2007).