Sentence examples for does exist one from inspiring English sources

Kass [ 19] emphasizes that even if evidence of effectiveness does exist, one must identify the known or potential burdens or harms caused by a programme.

If an actual difference does exist, one possible explanation could be a higher age at onset of clinical AS i.e. sheep become sick closer to the end of their commercial lifespan.

In order to realize that a more efficient algorithm does exist, one also has to note that: (S4) While calculating the forward values in the memory-efficient way outlined in (S1) above, we can simultaneously sample a previous state for every combination of a state and a sequence position that we encounter in the calculating of the forward values.

Two other experts said that such patients did exist; one of the specialists, who lives in Britain, recalled a similar case from 1979.

There are currently zero math museums in the United States, and the one small one that did exist, on Long Island, closed in 2006.

"The suicide attacks will go on, because the enemy does exist and no one can neglect this truth," said Bassim al-Azawi, a senior member of the Adhamiya Awakening Council.

What evidence does exist, she says, is "one of these tantalizing, tempting, but not especially strong correlations".

So it does exist, at least for one person.

There is an admissible decomposition if at least one decomposition does exist.

When Steven Mazie accuses Santorum of pretending that the establishment clause "doesn't exist," one might reply that Santorum doesn't have to pretend because, for all intents and purposes, it doesn't.

However, if shared longevity mechanisms between IIS and TOR do exist then one candidate process might be autophagy (Hansen et al. 2008, 2007; Melendez et al. 2003).