Sentence examples for exist in the general from inspiring English sources

The main difficulty in the generalization of the results in [15] is the appearance of the non-conservative "source terms" added in the modified MHD model introduced by Godunov [32], which do not exist in the general hyperbolic system studied in [15].

While I'm glad my library had these books at all, they didn't really help me, because I wasn't gay; I was a bisexual nonbinary transgender kid, and we didn't exist in the general LGBTQ discourse at the time.

Although most of these risk indicators also exist in the general population, [ 47] they help to identify vulnerable informal caregivers.

In order to further explore whether these rare variants exist in the general population, we genotyped 100 healthy women.

There was no control group to determine the extent to which the four phenotypes exist in the general population.

We show that some of the OR-extracted CPs exist in the general GPCR population, demonstrating the ancient origin of ORs and several other GPCRs.

"We found that 10percentt of the biological relatives of schizophrenic adoptees have the disorder themselves," Dr. Kety told an interviewer upon receiving the Lasker Award, "a five-fold higher prevalence than exists in the general population".

"By working closely with their team we can scale to some pretty good-sized markets, without having to try to work with the crazy amount of fragmentation that exists in the general phone market".

Our results may therefore reflect a more positive attitude than that exists in the general population as a whole.

This was at a time when a significant deprivation gap in 1-year ovarian cancer survival existed in the general population.

While it is known that a general trend towards decreasing dioxin and PCB levels exists in the general population [ 25, 26], it is significant that this also appears to be true among women living in an environment with a substantial, and relatively recent (SVZH ceased operations in 2003, although production started decreasing in 1991), non-occupational exposure source.