Sentence examples for exists marked from inspiring English sources

A bill still exists — marked "Not Paid," of course.

There exists marked shift in the predominant sequence patterns on these three neutralizing epitopes over time.

There currently exists marked variability in the characteristics and quality of experimental models of ARDS.

As can be seen, there exist marked seasonal differences for the two levels of solar phases.

From this perspective the current differentiation between two types of impulsiveness on the basis of their associated genes and their behavioral characteristics both highlight these constructs as putative endophenotypes for ADHD and encourage further research to explore the possibility that two 'subtypes' of ADHD might exist marked by different types of impulsiveness.

For the last month or two – a period of time which has felt like the reason the phrase "long, hot summer" exists, and which will be marked forever in our collective memory first by national elation, and then heartbreak, performed like a two-act play in red and white on our streets – we seem to have sought water in our droves.

The deadline timer (deadline(SQ_p)) of a staging queue (SQ_p) indicates maximum allowable time the queue (SQ_p) can exists before marked for flushing.

Globally, there exists a marked North South divide, favouring the North, in terms of the awareness, output and implementation of health research [ 4].

Even standardised mean differences can be difficult to interpret clinically because no threshold exists to mark the minimum important difference in score.

On the park's western border, Ft. Myers, Naples and Cape Coral are growing, but no system of levees exists to mark that border.

They reported that the influence only existed in marking speed level, and the system had no influence to the procedure of their marking process.