Sentence examples for collections exist from inspiring English sources

These collections exist for a reason.

Strong research collections exist for Polish, Czech and Hungarian Studies.

Collections exist within a shared space in Omeka and any item can be added to one collection.

The Confederate Air Force in Midland, Tex., is the largest, and other collections exist in Chino, Calif.; Kissimmee, Fla., and Elmira, N.Y.

mAID-nanobodies enable loss of function studies of endogenous GFP-tagged proteins and thus are especially attractive to animal models where GFP-trap stock collections exist and homozygosity of alleles can be easily achieved by breeding.

Few botanical collections exist in western herbaria, and those tend to be over sixty years old, made primarily by Griffith, Rock, and Kingdon-Ward in the early part of last century.

Although Haggadic collections existed in tannaitic times, extant collections date from the 4th 11th centuries.

Most scholars believe that Halakhic collections existed prior to the fall of Jerusalem, in 70 ce.

Collections of captive animals were in existence in Greece by the 7th century bce, and by the 4th century bce it is probable that such collections existed in most, if not all, of the Greek city-states.

In other words, does a single article within such a collection exist as “part of” a “revision”?

In other words, does a single article within such a collection exist as "part of" a "revision"?