Sentence examples for also existing as from inspiring English sources
Illness is different from disease since it relies on the first-person perspective of bodily suffering – not only having, but also existing as a body – in contrast to the third-person perspective of investigating this body as a biological organism (Carel, 2016).
Bits of content (one item in a listicle, a video with a bit of writer commentary attached, a block quote, a paragraph of context) are being broken out in packages that can be shared in already existing silos — driving traffic and attention backwards, but also existing as monetizable entities of their own.*.*
Sonderbehandlung (abbr. S.B). is a German noun meaning special treatment in English, also existing as a verb: sonderbehandeln (to treat specially).
Hegel goes beyond Kant, however, and expanding on an idea found in Fichte, makes this requirement dependent on one's recognition (or acknowledgment Anerkennung) of other self-conscious subjects as self-conscious subjects for whom any object of consciousness will be thought as also existing.
Also, existing interventions such as IPT and management of other opportunistic infections could be used as incentives to engage patients in care.
Also, existing tools such as RapidMiner and R in combination with Hadoop MapReduce [8] can be utilised to mine the city data at scale.
In the mean time a new terminology 'e-Freight' [2] has emerged in the EU policy area, and also existing terms such as e-commerce or e-business seem to have wider use.
The best way to manage this condition is may be to adapt the treatment to each patient, considering also existing co-morbidities (such as insulin resistance or diabetes mellitus for which metformin can be useful).
This non-specific phenomenon is also existing in Z. mobilis ZM4, such as the down-regulation of ZMO1288 encoding a major facilitator superfamily (MFS) transporter protein.
However, these compounds also had the undesirable property of existing as a mixture of four interconverting rotational isomers.
Strategies such as photodynamic therapy and radiofrequency ablation, that directly damage tumour masses can be considered VDAs (they also damage existing blood vessels), as are some cytotoxics such as vinca alkaloids that inhibit spindle formation causing cell-cycle arrest in the rapidly dividing endothelial cells as well as malignant populations.
