Sentence examples for exists of which from inspiring English sources
No list exists of which ones might be removed, but Maale Mikhmas is well beyond Israel's West Bank separation barrier, and therefore a likely candidate.
As no evidence exists of which bone biomechanical properties are impaired in those elderly women who had been exposed to Pb during their lifetime, the aim of the present study is to discern whether chronic lead poisoning magnifies the deterioration of bone biology that occurs in later stages of life.
Four Vedas exists of which the Rig Veda is the oldest.
A wide range of mutation detection techniques exists, of which sequencing has been the gold standard (Krypuy et al, 2006).
Although a large number of prediction models exists, of which some have already been integrated in treatment strategies or health promotion programs, there is an ongoing effort to improve prediction models by the use of new risk markers.
The Calman Hine proposals identified the five cities of Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness as cancer centres and described the role of centres (highly specialised) and cancer units (commoner cancers), but no formal administrative classification yet exists of which hospitals in Scotland are cancer centres or units.
That means, whether in a bookstore, library or video store, that computerized records exist of which ideas a person has chosen to spend time with.
Multiple parsers for ODF and OOXML exist, of which some are open-source.
Several removal techniques exist of which coagulation-flocculation is a favourable option for reasons of robustness and limited investment costs.
Although the site required an employee username and password to log in, the researcher found that an "admin" account existed, of which anyone with the answer to the secret question could reset the password.
In chemical and minerals engineering, numerous opportunities for the application of these systems exist, of which the characterization of flotation froth structures is a good example of the utilization of visual data as a supplement to conventional plant data.
