Sentence examples for existent conditions from inspiring English sources

The existent conditions and the number of such orbits are naturally worked out.

Firstly, we make qualitative analysis to the bounded traveling wave solutions for the above equation by the theory and method of planar dynamical systems, and obtain their existent conditions, number, and general shape.

After considering existent conditions of water supply plants and land-use, the southern Taipei Basin is recommended to extract groundwater for domestic uses, whereas groundwater in the eastern Taipei Basin is only limited for non-drinking purposes.

The existent conditions for its modulational instability to form the rogue waves is given from its plane-wave solutions.

Most frequently reported pre existent conditions were lung disorders, skin disorders (mainly eczema or constitutional eczema), malignancy/leukemia, premature birth and immunosuppressive therapy (Table 2).

Subsequently the existent condition of a state feedback controller is given, and the explicit expression of the controller is obtained by means of the solution of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

This paper studied the relationship between the surface max subsidence coefficient and influence factors with grey correlation analysis method, based on coal existent condition and survey data of mining design and the surface rock displacement in the 15 typical coal mining places of Yu-Shen-Fu Yu-Shen-Fu Yu-Shen-Fu

Within the group of patients with complication(s), 37% had an underlying pre existent condition (30% among 0 year olds, 39% among 1-4 year olds and 44% among patients aged 5 year or older).

Interestingly these individuals had co-existent conditions which traditionally make TB diagnosis difficult (2 HIV-infection, and 1 terminal malignancy) and reduce the sensitivity of the TST.

The impact of gout on patients' lives may not be as apparent to primary care physicians, where most time during outpatient visits is spent discussing and managing other chronic co-existent conditions (for example, heart disease, hypertension), with little time left to assess the impact of gout.

21 These patients will need more comprehensive evaluations, in order not to miss existent pathological conditions or delay interventions, and to keep the human and economic costs of preventable clinical disease from accruing.