Sentence examples for existent only from inspiring English sources

As expected these groups were existent only in the girls' subsample.

Another reason for the mismatches is that some of the data are just not electronically documented and/or could not be found, as for example data existent only on paper.

Since implementation of percentile curves is existent only for univariate models in the gamlss package, some computational effort was necessary to gain the respective GAMLSS curves with fixed effects of other covariates.

According to other views like that of Adams (1981), haecceities are contingent existents, existing only in those worlds where their bearers exist.

In the case of the empirical sciences these data are experiences, while the data of the theory of objects usually are things that are not existent but only subsistent [bestehend] or even outside of being [außerseiend] (1917, §11, 103 [92]; 1921, Sect. 2.F, 130).

Because evaluation of edaravone would be difficult in patients in whom ALS progression was either acute or non-existent, only patients whose ALSFRS-R score changed by −1 to −4 points during the 12-week pre-observation period were eligible for the study.

Obviously, some of our decisions affect not only existent but also future (i.e., not yet existent) persons; matters of climate change or the disposal of radioactive waste are relevant cases in point.

He became renowned for the so called theory of objects ([Gegenstandstheorie], 1904), a kind of ontological account that tries to introduce and consider systematically not only existent but also non-existent objects.

Clarke concludes that there exists only one self-existent, but he has at best shown that we cannot have the idea of two self-existent beings.

Once again this seemed like sound reasoning, judging by cartoon kennels whose doors were non-existent, but it only made Ann more furious.

For this reason the distinction between the levels of intuition and understanding (or between the receptivity and spontaneity of the mind) had to be rejected for the three transcendentals space and time, the categories, and the ideas of reason were not existents but were only functions of thought.