Sentence examples for exists mean from inspiring English sources

The right subfigure shows that P FT - su pre increases with λs and λp, while P FT - su nonpre stays at zero. Figure 10 shows that there exists mean waiting time of PU t wait - pu nonpre in the NP mechanism, and t wait - pu nonpre increases with both λs and λp.

A strategic bias where mothers would underestimate their true WTP would, to the extent that it exists, mean an underestimation of the elicited WTP in this study.

A total sample size of 50, 25 in each group (allowing for 20% attrition) will have 90% power to detect a difference in mean HF/NS Problem-rating of 2 (a clinically significant change); based on results with women (no data on men exists) mean change of 2.87 and 0.77 in treatment and control groups respectively.

"Knowing that it exists means you can make the best out of what you have.

"The idea that people look at their holdings in such a way that that kind of volume exists means that to a great extent, it's a casino game," he said.

But the fact that Trillian even exists means there's a vacuum to be filled.

We examined ARCH effect because EGARCH model can be applied on data in which ARCH effect exists means Auto Regressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity.

For a to be F in that it exists means just that 'ais not-F' is impossible (we might say 'impossible given the way the world is set up').

Knowing that a fad exists means that there are hundreds of new processed foods that look really healthy on the package, but really are just another wolf in sheep clothing.

An assumption that such electron transfer exists means that the cofactor chains and catalytic sites of two monomers form an H-shaped electron transfer system that all together connects functionally all four catalytic sites of the dimer (see Fig. 5A).

But Heidegger does, which is why he raises the more fundamental question: what does 'to exist' mean?