1. Association rules describe which items often co-occur.

2. These rules do not only state which entities co-occur but how events are related concerning their appearance over time.

3. PTSD tended to co-occur with other psychiatric disorders. Only 9 percent of subjects with PTSD had no comorbid disorders.

4. They can co-occur with the adverb, conjunction and similar successive application.

5. All instruments required that B-criteria co-occur with the mood episode, except KSADS-PL, which considered five out of the seven symptoms.

6. But others are weightier. Because parenting behaviors co-occur with children's developing personalities, many parents assume that their behaviors actually shape their children's personalities.

7. For alkalinized grassland in the northeast of China, salinization and alkalization frequently co-occur, and its ecological destroy is bigger than that of simple salinization.

8. Few linguists, however, have addressed the questions emerging in sentences where adjuncts co-occur with the double object construction, especially at the end of sentences.

9. Factors related to mental illness can interfere with the treatment of other illnesses and frequently co-occur with cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, cancer, and other noncommunicable diseases.

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10. In other words, Chinese culture is in the whole land of China co-occur.

11. In epistemic modality, assertives are the main performatives. And speech acts co-occur with metaphor of modality. So speech acts come with modality.