Sentence examples for exist individually from inspiring English sources

Cellular and polyhedral instabilities can exist individually or appear simultaneously in the inner flame.

However, controversy remains regarding the microstructure of anatase and rutile: do they interwoven forming heterojunction structure or exist individually?

Cells don't exist individually but are surrounded by other cells and the extracellular matrix, a bioactive material that not only functions as a biological glue to keep cells together but also regulates cell signaling.

Since rutile presents much higher resistances towards dissolution by LiOH than anatase, it is reasonable to find during hydrothermal reaction that the ratio of anatase to rutile (A/R) gradually decrease if they exist individually.

While other reviews exist individually for webs, silk, and spider evolution, we hope that the synthetic nature of this review will facilitate a more integrated approach by future investigators.

To date there is no gene delivery vehicle that contains all the desirable characteristics but they do exist individually in a variety of non-viral carriers, e.g. degradable, low toxicity, cell specific, relatively efficient and capable of delivering multiple genes.

There were two characteristic measuring signals, the initial operating torque (IOT) and the ROT existed individually.

However, although a certain global correlation exists, individually, it has not been observed to be linear and, in some cases, it can even be inverse [ 3].

Assuming that the main peak dimension reflected the length of LipC, the result would indicate that the majority of LipC molecules could exist as individually dispersed molecules, with a small proportion of them present in the form of small aggregates.

Regression techniques were used to determine whether a correlation existed between, individually, threshold force and the variables: bone mineral density, cortical thickness, and medullary diameter both on plain radiographs before fracture and direct measurements with Vernier callipers after fracture.

Often, different conformers of the same molecule co-exist but may not be individually identifiable by a single probing technique [ 35].