Co Occurrences

To explain the nonrandom nature of the co-occurrences, one must hypothesize the existence of some sort of invisible influences or energies, or thread. ❋ Phd Gary E. Schwartz (2011)

By the time I sat down to write the chapter you are reading, I had collected more than one hundred fifty sets of superimprobable co-occurrences of events. ❋ Phd Gary E. Schwartz (2011)

However, the fact was that the unique co-occurrences that took place provided compelling evidence for the existence of some sort of Guiding-Organizing-Designing—the G.O.D. the book title referred to—process in the universe as expressed in our personal lives. ❋ Phd Gary E. Schwartz (2011)

A great deal of meaning is tied up in structure, and representing structure as statistical co-occurrences doesn't obviously do the job. ❋ GamesWithWords (2010)

The application features a suite of interfaces that enable users to search PubMed as well as local databases, to view document abstracts, to filter terms, to select gene name aliases, and to visualize the co-occurrences of genes in the literature. ❋ Unknown (2006)

When co-occurrences in the world have been organized into a schema of the event or scene, they appear to evoke one another. ❋ Leo Goldberger (1993)

They then applied the algorithms to proteins that have disease-associated mutations assigned to them and looked for statistical co-occurrences of mutations that fell in or near those functional sites. ❋ Unknown (2010)