Sentence examples for exists from which from inspiring English sources

Thus far, no microscopic theory exists, from which these parameters can be computed.

However, a library of standard concentration-response models exists, from which an appropriate problem-specific model can be selected.

But a critical undercooling of 175 K exists, from which the eutectic solidification interface changes from a fractal into a compact seaweed pattern, accompanied with an abrupt increase of growth velocity.

A compensation fund exists "from which, unbelievably, the government deducts 'board and lodging' for the time spent in prison".

Thus a large evidence-base exists from which medical education could draw to inform curriculum developments involving obesity management.

In addition, no census or registry of biobanks exists from which to draw representative samples for study.

To date, limited prospective trials exist from which evidence-based management can be developed.

With this configuration, three points for each receiver in the ionosphere exist from which the sounding signals reflect.

Water fractions in the output stream increase materially during the producing life of a well and many wells exist from which economic production can still persist with water volume fractions in the liquid phase in excess of 90%.

Based on the same idea, other bioinformatics libraries exist, from which domain-specific tools can be elaborated.

However, many positions also exist from which Aβ can reach the limited number of low-energy states occupied by fibrils.