Unfortunately, no efficient way to create a canonical molecular representation for this line notation existed, meaning that a given molecule could be referred to by multiple different WLN strings in different chemical databases.
Furthermore, no NGOs that had a direct focus on tobacco control existed, meaning that antitobacco advocacy and community awareness were left to under-resourced government agencies.
The actual process of coating seeds is pretty simple and already exists, meaning the company can use existing technology to produce its seeds.
Mr. Cheney said that peacemaking also required "a determination to defeat those who are committed to violence" and deny Israel's right to exist, meaning Hamas.
Here, he said, "class arbitration exists," meaning that a state law requiring that class actions be available across the board does not specially affect arbitrations.
But the drug has been around for so long that its patent has expired and generic versions exist, meaning that lithium cannot generate substantial earnings for industry, Dr. Goodwin said.
Some scientists have warned that genetic testing could be problematic where genes are identified before therapies exist, meaning that people could be told that they have a risk of developing an illness, with no options to treat it.
I am secretly hoping that the box, like its namesakes, will somehow turn out not to exist, meaning that I will somehow not have bought it, meaning that I am somehow not a suburban dad, but rather a mythical figure sailing uncharted holiday oceans.
As is coercive and weakly sequentially lower semicontinuous, its global minimizer exists meaning that is a critical point of.
In particular, the fact that the boiler already exists, meaning that it cannot be redesigned from scratch, requires innovative solutions.
Like so many slum neighbourhoods, the notorious Nehru Colony doesn't officially exist, meaning it has no access to government services such as sanitation and electricity.
