Sentence examples for eye exists from inspiring English sources

The sometimes determined twinkle in Mr. Burton's eye exists in direct opposition to Mark Wahlberg's steely politesse.

Another very unusually modified superposition eye exists in a mysid, Dioptromysis paucinispinosa, described by Nilsson and Modlin (1994).

"In all cultures and religions, the evil eye exists in some form," Ali explained.

Step 2. In step two a data preprocessing is required, because for zebrafish no pre-composed ontology of phenotype abnormalities exists (e.g. no phenotype term such as abnormally hypoplastic eye exists).

That's when we start to get a strange, unrealistic sense of what women "should" look like, or worse, start to think that women in the public eye exist only to be looked at.

As such, one prerequisite for natural selection driving complexity is met: numerous grades of eye exist that are functional and useful to those animals possessing them.

We next studied whether a connection between bsf or TBPH and mbl function in the eye existed.

That eyes exist only in about one-third of the animal phyla also supports polyphyletic eye evolution since there is no obvious reason why so many species would lose eyes and dispense with the selective advantage of vision.

To summarize key events in the history of the gradual model of eye evolution, Darwin proposed the model and pointed out by brief review the fact that numerous functional eyes exist of varying complexity in living organisms.

But, here we identified the previously identified microtubules in pupal eyes exist as acetylated and stabilized forms.

Eyes exist in patients, and typically patients have two eyes.