Sentence examples for exist dealing with from inspiring English sources

Even though automatic image and video processing techniques become more and more important for the detection and identification of animals, only few publications do exist dealing with that topic.

"I told my husband that perhaps I should just go home and wait to die," Jackie wrote, "as it would be cheaper to be cremated, than to have to exist dealing with the debt of surviving".

Although numerous studies exist dealing with proximal humeral fractures, most of them represent level IV evidence [ 15].

However, when extended design effects formulas exist, dealing with a particular problem such as that of imbalance cluster sizes in cluster randomized trials, we recommend using them.

Furthermore, studies exist dealing with the effects of polyphenols from GS or GM on the antioxidant system in the liver, mostly in rats or rabbits [ 35- 37].

Only few data exist dealing with the immune sensitizing effects of TMZ when added to radiation in human glioma and the identity of danger signals are still not better known in this kind of tumours.

There is also little work on sequential approximation algorithms for weighted packing problems; a few algorithms that exist deal with randomized finding of a triangle packing in weighted complete graphs [20],[21] and do not appear to be easily converted into a distributed algorithm or adapted to finding k-clique packings for any k≥3.

These data suggest that, similar to mammalian cells, different types of endosomes also exist in yeast, which would be dealing with different types of cargoes.

From the standpoint of characters in Fartime, Flynne's world exists and must be dealt with (they need her help in solving the murder she saw), and yet that world doesn't matter in that it has no other bearing on their present.

The message was clear: "His Majesty would be glad to know why the existing methods, which must obviously exist for dealing with prisoners who refuse nourishment, should not be adopted".

Phase-in principle: No barrier should exist when dealing with the introduction of outstanding external resources.