Sentence examples for existed with a from inspiring English sources
Before the advent of NGS, other existing diagnostic technologies within and outside genetics (including imaging and karyotyping) have existed with a low but significant chance of unsolicited findings [Berland et al., 2010; Kohane et al., 2012].
They both existed with a high degree of social conformity.
In the late 20th century five subgroups existed, with a total population of perhaps 70,000.
As Mr. Miller sees it, people who have always existed with a family business seeing to their needs sometimes relate to it as a living entity.
Only five clubs played in Sydney at that time, but by 1900, 79 clubs existed, with a senior and four junior competitions.
The coordination among cities has created solidarities that never existed — with a poor and neglected region in southern Syria known as the Houran or between cities with historic rivalries, like Homs and Hama.
Reading the two books in tandem serves, among other things, to validate much of Mailer's analysis, including his understanding of the psychology of astronauts, of how the reticence of "men with a sense of mission so deep it could not be communicated" co-existed with a profound passivity: "They were virile, but they were done to".
"As...seen, hydrogen bonds exist with a continuum of strengths.
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