Sentence examples for core exist from inspiring English sources

How are reactions added and removed through the evolution of the metabolism, and to what extent does a common metabolic connected core exist?

It is found that a safe cooling rate of the reactor core exists for the prevention of air ingress.

99mTc-histamine complex coordinated as a Tc (V) oxocore, leading to complexes in which a TcO3+ core exists (Jurisson et al. [1986]; Abrams et al. [1991]).

Hence, if an inner core exists, the core must be stratified (with the proviso that S is the major alloying element and present in the concentration range of 11 17 wt%).

For the LCC, we find that (k_{textrm{max}}), the maximum value of the degree (k) for which a core exists is 3 (i.e. a family belonging to the core is connected to three or more families).

Following the heat-and-pull process, a new air-clad core exists in the taper waist, comprised of a composite material with an effective index determined by the indices and relative sizes of the initial core and cladding.

Conservatism, at its core, exists only to impede progress, be it social or otherwise.

So I would hope one clear message in this piece is that the voice that resonates and speaks to people at their core exists beyond the flesh of its creator.

In many U.S. cities, an urban core existed in the decades or centuries prior to the widespread use of the automobile, and these neighborhoods have high population density and small amounts of developed area per capita.

Gel filtration analysis showed that the helicase catalytic core exists as a monomer in solution).

More generally, the fact that all genes in prokaryote genomes are likely to have experienced at least one HGT event in the 3.5 billion year history of cellular genomes means that no pristinely untransferred core exists [ 55].