Sentence examples for exist group from inspiring English sources
The preventive and therapeutic oral strategies showed inhibitive effects of minor statistical difference on p75NTR, revealing that other inhibition mechanisms must exist (Group P and Group T in Figure 6A).
It is not entirely clear whether, in positing primitive joint commitments, Gilbert means to commit herself to the ontological thesis that there exist group agents over and above the constituent individual agents.
For testing "univariate" binomial proportions, it has been proven that, under mild conditions, there exist group sequential designs which satisfy the pre-specified Type I error and power of the single-stage design while the sample size is bounded above by that of the single-stage design (Kepner and Chang, 2003).
In this article, it is proved that, under mild conditions, there exist group sequential tests which achieve the predesignated significance level and power with maximum total sample size bounded above by the sample size for the corresponding standard single-stage test.
Two groups G and H are called isomorphic if there exist group homomorphisms a: G → H and, such that applying the two functions one after another in each of the two possible orders gives the identity functions of G and H.
The results confirm our hypothesis that there exist group variables which contribute systematically towards determining EQ VAS scores independently of EQ-5D health state classification.
As long as these powerful means of propagandising exist, groups similar to al-Qa'ida will never go short of money or recruits.
(v) Recall however that there exist groups of intermediate growth with uncountably many quotients: see [69] and Definition 4.13.
(Conversely, there exist groups, typically conservative religious groups, who claim that only mainstream, non-paraphilic heterosexuality is acceptable, making any distinctions among other sexual interests entirely moot).
Where doubt exists, groups of specialists may feel consensus more defensible than acknowledging uncertainty.
If sufficient knowledge about sequence motifs for these regulators existed, groups of genes with common motifs might display concordant deregulation in metastasizing tumors.
