Sentence examples for which it coexists from inspiring English sources

It could be inferred that H. irregulare may have lost this type of redundancy present in a common ancestor, or alternatively that H. annosum may have evolved subtelomeric and telomeric redundancy as a result of selective pressure events in its Eurasian ecological niche, in which it coexists with other competitive Heterobasidion species (Garbelotto and Gonthier 2013).

It is moderately serotinous, storing only one tenth the number of seeds in its seed bank as the reseeding B. hookeriana which it coexists with on sand dunes in scrub at Eneabba north of Perth.

Thus, without the need to lose a social gene, and just by acquiring the ability to regulate its expression, a bacterium can change its ecological interactions with the various partners with which it coexists.

Sin does not function as a causal means in this process, nor is it simply overbalanced by some other good with which it coexists.

Everything, he says -- our universe, and the many other universes with which it coexists -- are not only explainable mathematically but are in fact mathematical structures.

His group wants to separate Quebec from the rest of Canada with which it would coexist under vague economic & defense arrangements.

Heart failure in particular should be a focus (for example, with close monitoring of weights and renal function) in patients who have the condition, regardless of the other heart conditions with which it frequently coexists.

The closet, which is packed, strikes him as "a nice reflection of his own trade -- it is a landscape in which everything coexists, requiring expert deconstruction".

It is difficult to anticipate which comorbidity coexists with a certain type of malignancy, since cancer patients manifest multiple health problems [ 31].

Augusta has mastered the art of creating an environment in which timelessness coexists with evolution.

CMV infection, which often coexists with HIV, attracted the attention of drug companies in the 1990s.