Sentence examples for demonstration exists from inspiring English sources

There appears to be limited literature on differences in homologous chromosomal fitness but one striking demonstration exists in Drosophila melanogaster[ 33].

Demonstration exists that these procedures can improve staging of the primary tumour and detect unsuspected metastatic disease with interesting sensitivity and specificity, thus allowing a better patient selection and confrontation between different series.

Such lateral polarity is believed to be important for the radial transport of nutrients across cells found between the root epidermis and the vascular tissues, although no clear demonstration currently exists in the literature.

Mr. Gore complains that no demonstration plants exist, but he does not mention that carbon capture and storage technology is being tested in three plants abroad.

If we are only seeking an a priori proof of something (anything at all!), then why not rest content with a mathematical demonstration that there exists an even prime number?

Through a demonstration that there exists a weak form of the ESFR schemes which is both discretely and analytically equivalent to the strong form, we then extend the results obtained for the strong formulations to demonstrate that ESFR schemes can be interpreted as a DG scheme in weak form where discontinuous edge flux is substituted for numerical edge flux correction.

[4] A demonstration of K exists when two fuzzy sets are exchanged in the unit hypercube.

Freedom Walk 2010 is a strategic demonstration of solidarity that exists between Southern Sudanese Christians and Northern Sudanese Muslims, at the very moment that war may break out along the religious fault line that divides the country.

This proposal is consistent with our previous kinetic analysis with monomeric VCA (Smith et al., 2013) and with demonstrations that Arp2/3 complex exists in multiple conformations in solution (Goley et al., 2004; Rodal et al., 2005; Xu et al., 2012).

A seminal discovery that greatly facilitated further study of prions was the demonstration that prions exist not only in animals but also in yeast where they mediate epigenetic inheritance of phenotypic traits [ 21- 26].

"Given the intense public interest in these proposed events, the possibility exists that a demonstration estimated to be 75,000 could swell several magnitudes, overwhelm the police and destroy the Great Lawn," he wrote.