Sentence examples for exist suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Some data exist suggesting that angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers can prevent AF either by preventing atrial dilation and stretch-induced arrhythmias or by blocking the renin-angiotensin system.

Three anhydrous neptunium oxides have been reported, NpO2, Np2O5, and Np5O8, though some studies have stated that only the first two of these exist, suggesting that claims of Np5O8 are actually the result of mistaken analysis of Np2O5.

In Caucasians, the association between SNP-420 and plasma resistin is not strong, and A at −358 may not exist, suggesting that SNP-358 could explain this ethnic difference.

Nevertheless, age differences exist, suggesting that a cohort effect is possible.

Moreover, contentious data exist suggesting that cells derived from iPSCs may be subject to premature senescence.

Limited data exist suggesting that the same may be true in neocortical epilepsy syndromes.

In 2009, for instance, George Papandreou won the election with his populist phrase, "The money exists," suggesting that shrewd oversight and not painful cuts was needed to solve Greek financial problems.

Yet the fact that trans people exist suggests that no amount of threats, from any source, are going to get rid of us.

The few surveys that exist suggest that Afghanistan has a low prevalence of H.I.V. -- only 69 recorded cases, and just three deaths.

That such jobs exist suggests that some sectors of the economy, particularly those related to the care of an aging population, may well sop up many of these workers.

The fact that many types of donor and acceptor sites exist suggests that the above defect energy levels may vary somewhat with QD size.