The phrase "are existent for" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the presence or availability of something in a specific context.
Example: "These resources are existent for those who seek assistance in their studies."
Alternatives: "are available for" or "exist for".
Certain events (say on Mars or a planet orbiting a distant star) may be existent for you now, sitting at your computer screen or reading a printout, but other events will replace those as existent should you decide to walk one way or another.
Similar mechanism may well be existent for SOCS1 and SOCS4-7 gene control in breast cancer and this will need further investigation.
Since implementation of percentile curves is existent only for univariate models in the gamlss package, some computational effort was necessary to gain the respective GAMLSS curves with fixed effects of other covariates.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
This dataset is existent not only for patients reported by name to the Cancer Registry but for all patients included in the Registry, which allows comparison between participants and non-participants as well as between participants and the source population.
This could be better understood in the context of alternative control strategies that are currently existent for these diseases.
Studies of circadian rhythms over extended periods of time in people with schizophrenia taking medication are scarce and are non-existent for drug-naive individuals.
Yet, it is also possible that the beneficial effect of being married is non-existent for oesophageal cancer.
Yet, it is also possible that the beneficial effect of being married is non-existent for patients with oesophageal cancer receiving surgery, which has a limited chance of survival despite its curative intent.
Relative stabilities of two vertical configurations can be regulated and even reversed through edge-functionalization. Surprisingly, the horizontal adsorption configurations, which are global energy minima as long as present, are non-existent for a majority of ion pairs, and their existence or not is determined by the adsorption differences between halide ions and alkali ions (△Ead).
