Examples of 'may coexist' in a sentence

Meaning of "may coexist"

may coexist: Implies the possibility of two or more things existing together harmoniously or simultaneously, even if they seem contradictory or incompatible

How to use "may coexist" in a sentence

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These conditions may coexist with endometriosis.
The two forms of abuse may coexist.
That may coexist in the same organization.
Transitional fossils may coexist with gaps.
There is a certain range in which two phases may coexist.
Both methods may coexist on the same interconnection.
Stenosis and regurgitation may coexist.
Both symptoms may coexist in the same individual.
They are common disorders that often may coexist.
Several rights may coexist on the same creation.
Alkaline earth metals such as calcium may coexist with them.
Different regimes may coexist within the same assembly.
The stages do not necessarily follow a linear progression and may coexist.
Centralized functions may coexist with distributed functions.
They do not exclude irritant contact dermatitis as the two may coexist.
Hyperplastic polyps may coexist with adenomatous polyps.
Infrequently, the two lesions may coexist.
More than one pattern may coexist in the same patient.
Sometimes, multiple pulmonary conditions may coexist.
Obligations of both types may coexist in the same contract.
Further, various application service may coexist.
Multiple service connections may coexist between a pair of nodes.
Further, a spherical refractory material may coexist.
Stability in one part of a country may coexist alongside continued violence in other parts.
Each may be found separately, or they may coexist.
Several networks may coexist on a single cable without interfering with one another.
Saturated and unsaturated fatty acid esters may coexist in phospholipids.
Religion may coexist with science, when the research is disinterested.
It is suggested they are star complexes that may coexist with younger ones.
Authoritarian governments may coexist indefinitely with meaning - ful democratic institutions.
Up to sixteen grazing and browsing species may coexist in the same area.
However, several systems may coexist within one market organization or one agricultural sector.
The survival of several generations up to four generations may coexist at the present time.
Your tokens may coexist peacefully with all other players ' tokens in the same territory.
Indeed several types of terminal device may coexist in the communication system.
In some countries, several categories of supplementary allowance may coexist.
Consider that an ameliorative program may coexist with or interact with a larger legislative scheme.
In certain instances, compression and tension neuropathies may coexist.
Sometimes, both types of symptoms may coexist in a single patient.
Further, these sliding members and the support rollers may coexist.
However, secondary processes may coexist with this thermal vaporization.
As a matter of course, two or more metal ions may coexist.
As a social regime, social fascism may coexist with liberal political democracy.
However, problems require solutions and laws define rules whereby people may coexist.
Thus, multiple types of terminals may coexist in the wireless communication system,.
It may be difficult to distinguish between viral and bacterial infections, and they may coexist.
The other four are much more common and may coexist in the same author.
Several signals may coexist on the same wire, analog voice, xDSL and HomePNA signals.
In some cases phonetic and phonemic errors may coexist in the same person.
According to the united airway concept, abnormalities of both superior and inferior airways may coexist.

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