Examples of using Coexisting in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Barron et al. prefer to repair coexisting lesions at the same surgical time.
The Portuguese health system is characterized by three coexisting systems.
Choice of drug can be guided by coexisting disorders, as for the following.
The Portuguese health system is characterized by three coexisting systems.
Both the TC4 deformation and the annealed structure are a+β two phases coexisting.
A democratic society with respect for minorities, coexisting peacefully with its neighbouring countries.
To me it often feels as if there were two types of Russians simultaneously coexisting.
There are essentially three coexisting school systems in the country:
Patients with Cushing's syndrome and coexisting inflammatory/autoimmune disorders should be supervised after normalisation of cortisol levels on ketoconazole.
These are two legitimate Popes coexisting, one of which is charging,
Among most common pain-related coexisting symptoms there are back and leg pain in 75.7% and dizziness/ headaches in 60.7.
Thus, there were two coexisting movements; one that aimed at intensifying governmental programs through coordination,
For that matter, the different business models coexisting in one organization were addressed in a descriptive way.
behavior problems, coexisting diseases and drug therapy may influence the anesthetic management of these patients.
The population within the walls has modernized in harmonicly, coexisting with the new constructions outside fruit of a necessary and respectful expansion.
the ancient cradle of coexisting cultures, ethnicities
Two identical souls walking the face of the earth, coexisting in the same dominion of chaos.
It represented a triumph for the general nature and the institutions of the EEC over the two coexisting sectoral organizations.
Coexisting with the academic production of appreciation of teaching in its cultural complexity,
The social tissue of coexisting and of sharing, by recognizing oneself as being responsible for guaranteeing equal rights for all, is severely threatened.