The phrase "approach exist and" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, lacking context or proper grammatical construction.
Example: "To understand the problem, we must first approach exist and analyze the data."
Alternatives: "method exists and" or "approach is present and".
Many variants of this approach exist and are practiced; among the most popular is the Gibbs sampler.
However, strong incentives against this approach exist and, as many examples show, many technologies are implemented in routine practice in the absence of such an evidence, or even disregarding the evidence against implementation [ 2, 3, 80].
Although Sepsityper was superior in this study, alternatives to this approach exist and clinical microbiology laboratories with a lower budget might implement the centrifugation/washing method for positive cultures containing Gram-negative pathogens and apply the Sepsityper method only for positive cultures containing Gram-positive pathogens.
Notwithstanding, such naive dimension-reduction approaches exist and are frequently used, but such approaches suffer from significant problems as later discussed in Section 8.1.
The beauty of the problems we face with bicycle networks is that counter approaches exist and are accessible.
Many such approaches exist, and others could be devised, but as it happens, I am the principal inventor of the only nutritional guidance system in the world (to the best of my knowledge) thus far shown to correlate directly with health outcomes, including all-cause mortality.
However, algorithmic approaches exist, and it is possible to formulate a condition which, for any given design, can confirm whether this design is in fact optimal or not.
A variety of modelling approaches exists and they have been applied to amyloid imaging studies with [C]PIB.
But persuasive precedents for her approach exist.
Two variants of this modelling approach exist.
Various models for a systemic approach exist.
