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Meanings of symbiosis in English
The relation between two different species of organisms that are interdependent; each gains benefits from the other.
They are same moving forms from my exploration process but have different sentiment.
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Usage of symbiosis in English
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Sometimes the result was symbiosis, sometimes endless strife or even mutual destruction.
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SI Fleetwood has a symbiosis with fans that is unforced and infectious.
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Mark McCormick: Corals are an animal and they live in symbiosis within algae.
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And technology, in symbiosis with science, advances at an unprecedented rate.
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Some patients improve if they and the therapists have attained a certain symbiosis.
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Now at last came the opportunity of those who advocated a modernized symbiosis.
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When I mentioned that to him, he said it was more like symbiosis.
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Passing up rhetoric, Init is nonetheless an eloquent recognition of symbiosis and community.
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There's an element of symbiosis in the relationship between those involved.
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Many of the civilisational achievements of Mesopotamia are the product of that symbiosis.
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Industrial symbiosis provides novel and practical pathway to the design for the sustainability.
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High-throughput meta-omics-based approaches may assist in unveiling this complex network of symbiosis modifications.
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We propose that monoubiquitination orchestrates a molecular symbiosis relationship between ASXLs and BAP1.
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Tribe sees no conflict between these roles, only a lucrative symbiosis.
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This is highly characteristic of the symbiosis between man and computer.
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Intracellular symbiosis is considered to be a driving force in eukaryotic cell evolution.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common