Examples of 'co-occur' in a sentence
Meaning of "co-occur"
To co-occur means to happen at the same time or alongside something else
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- To occur together.
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These types may co-occur or occur separately.
These two streams of causation may co-occur.
It must always co-occur with a classifier.
Arrange or represent events so that they co-occur.
Olfaction can co-occur with changes in sense of taste.
Tongue thrusting and speech problems may co-occur.
Detailed features co-occur in different ways.
Complicating matters is that these diagnoses can co-occur.
Visual difficulties often co-occur with dyslexia.
Object pronouns and object prefixes can not co-occur.
Mycotoxins generally co-occur in different commodities.
These two subspecies intergrade in areas where they co-occur.
Anxiety disorders frequently co-occur with depressive disorders or substance abuse.
Both conditions are common and they often co-occur.
They co-occur and share a similar pathophysiology and pharmacological treatments.
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Nutrient deficiencies and gastrointestinal infections commonly co-occur in orphans.
In fact, some of these disorders may co-occur with dissociative identity disorder.
The majority of sleep problems are psychosocial in nature and tend to co-occur.
This software analyzes lexemes that co-occur in a set of text segments.
However, it has been found that confabulation and amnesia do not necessarily co-occur.
An itemset is frequent in a database if its items co-occur in sufficiently many records.
They can also co-occur with the other conditions outlined in this brochure.
What causes internalising traits and autistic traits to co-occur in adolescence?
Toxic and nontoxic strains of cyanobacteria co-occur and cannot be differentiated by conventional microscopy.
These forms probably represent within-population phenotypic variation where they co-occur.
These microbes would also always co-occur in the same samples.
Epilepsies often co-occur in people with abnormalities of brain development or other neurodevelopmental disorders.
There are psychiatric symptoms that can co-occur with disruptive behavior.
This can often co-occur with high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
Alcohol and other substance abuse or dependence may also co-occur with depression.
On rare occasion, psoriasis can co-occur with an associated autoimmune disorder known as psoriatic arthritis.
However the potential exists for the two to co-occur in space and time.
Such polypeptides will appear substantially free of peptides with which their natural counterpart would co-occur.
Cannabis use and psychotic experience co-occur due to environmental factors.
Although speech disorders can be distinguished from language disorders, they can also co-occur.
This injury tends to be unstable and may co-occur with atlanto-occipital subluxation or dislocation.
Although different from ocd, ocrds are closely related to and often co-occur with ocd.
PCDFs tend to co-occur with polychlorinated dibenzodioxins PCDDs.
These stages may not even be linear, but may co-occur or occur in different sequences.
Humans are very poor at accurately judging the relationship between events that only sometimes co-occur.
Just about every type of disorder has been found to co-occur with substance use disorders.
It is usually far outnumbered by Prochlorococcus in all environments where they co-occur.
Four species of calanoid copepod regularly co-occur in tundra ponds near Churchill, Manitoba.
Autism and ADHD share some features and often co-occur.
Protected landscapes in West Africa, where they co-occur with some of the last remaining.
Abstract Since ancient times it is known that melancholia and sleep disturbances co-occur.
The Panel considered them together because they frequently co-occur and present a collective West Coast challenge.
Telopea oreades flowers around a month earlier than T. mongaensis in areas where they co-occur.
Moreover, these metals seldom co-occur in terrestrial mines.
The nests of Pacific robins are parastised by fan-tailed cuckoos where the two species co-occur.
