Sentence examples for even inexistent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the button's sound requirements received by interface manufacturers are ill-defined, insufficient or even inexistent, and consequently their conversion into specifications for manufacturing is problematic and leads to long and costly development processes.

(iii) Finally, in political systems where the rule of law is weak, the role of independent lawyers and courts as a counterweight to executive or legislative policy decisions appears to be significantly limited, sometimes even inexistent.

Despite this potential, human umbilical cord blood stem cells have not been used for wound healing in diabetic patients, whose healing process is impaired or even inexistent.

Neighbouring governments have generously opened their borders and provided access to available services, which, however, remain extremely limited or even inexistent in some settlement areas.

Interestingly, the real level of coexpression within many of them is lower than expected (or even inexistent), which will preclude its detection by means of most conventional functional profiling methods.

With the increasing of tumor invasiveness, during the process of tumor metastasis, the positive prognostic role of upregulation of miR-200c in tissue may become less or even inexistent in advanced tumors and the negative prognostic value of high expression of circulating miR-200c may begin to raise in metastatic tumors.

Where foreseeability of damages is increasingly remote or even practically inexistent based on the current state of science and technology, tort systems such as the German and Austrian ones, that base employer liability on the intent of company representatives or supervisors, limit liability for damage claims to negligent employees.

Accordingly, the problem of lateral forces displacing or even destroying bio-molecules is virtually inexistent as the contact time and friction forces are reduced.

This question becomes even more relevant when source files are written in other programming languages, such as C#, which supports constructs inexistent in Java (Table 5).

Information on embodied impacts of buildings other regions is virtually inexistent.

This tool was originally developed in English language and its Spanish version is still inexistent.