Sentence examples for cases existed in from inspiring English sources

A triage system to identify urgent cases existed in both clinics, but waiting-list times until first appointment were not documented.

The curve suggests that 502 cases existed in China on March 17 (with a 95% confidence interval of 468 to 538) (Appendix), which is consistent with underreporting at that time.

According to the reported 12.6% prevalence of hypertension among adults aged 18 years or above in fourth-class rural regions, about 2500 prevalent hypertension cases existed in all of the 20 villages (with a total of 20,000 adults aged 18 years or above) [ 24].

Outliers, or commonly referred to as exceptional cases, exist in many real-world databases.

"None of these cases exist in a judicial vacuum," Mr. Zuroff said.

Numerous cases exist in which neighboring jurisdictions cooperate to maintain public goods, challenging the expected results, yet theoretical explanations of these cases have not been fully developed.

However, the drilling industry emphasizes that no such cases exist in which the fracking process itself caused drilling liquids to contaminate drinking water.

Numerous cases exist in which Irish women were prevented from leaving the country and forced to endure legal proceedings, prolonging psychological distress and seriously compromising medical safety by delaying care.

Only large air emboli may be seen on conventional imaging and only a few cases exist in the literature.

As J. S. Mill puts it, " cases exist in which almost the only restraint upon a majority of knaves consists in their involuntary respect for the opinion of an honest minority" (Mill 1861, 362).

They often live in very different regions, and (in many cases) exist in sub-cultures where they only talk with, and get news from, people who share their beliefs.