The phrase "amount of existent" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to quantify something that exists, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of existent resources in the area is limited."
Alternatives: "quantity of existing" or "number of available".
Due to the nature of the problem, there is a large imbalance represented by the vast amount of non-existent links with a true positive ratio of 0.0025 and 0.0089 in the phone call and Facebook networks respectively).
It is important to notice that this procedure conserve the amount of statistical evidence existent in the original matrix, given that the transformed matrices have the same total of reads (sum per column) than the original matrix.
None of the nine articles tackled the topic of existent or necessary amount of managerial and administrative staff in healthcare directly or comprehensively.
PGB says: I was disturbed by the almost non-existent amount of leg hair he drew on the "Bad" body.
These results agree with previous observations that low PTX concentrations (<10 nM) induced an increased amount of apoptosis without evidence for existent G2/M arrest compared to a control.
So we do not need to worry about an overpopulation of existent beings, as existent beings exemplify existence, which the existent winged horse does not.
Today risk evaluation approaches are based in static analyses of existent systems.
A vast of existent data was used to create a mathematical model of the Irish system.
Pistorius' lawyer Barry Roux has said that the former Paralympic athlete's "financial ability" to pay for another trial would be "non-existent" following the the amount of money he spent on the initial trial.
Their player base grows quickly because the barrier to entry is almost non-existent, and yet the amount of money they can pull in from the most dedicated players ("whales") is usually far in excess of the £40-£60 £40-£60tional game can charge as a one-off fee.
