Sentence examples for if already existing from inspiring English sources
The time consuming process of developing a questionnaire could be shortened if already existing questionnaires could be adapted for use in similar patient groups.
Developing an instrument is a time consuming process, effort and costs can be spared if already existing questionnaires can be adapted for use in similar groups of patients, assuming they meet set criteria.
These data indicate that newly differentiating oligodendrocytes contribute to the new myelin generated over time, but it remains unclear if already existing myelinating oligodendrocytes contribute to the global increase in myelination.
This is because pumped-hydro and compressed air can be developed economically, if installed in already existing and favourable geological sites, and so graphically remain positioned to the top right of Fig. 4 in 'costed' form.
In either case, we strongly suggest implanting relational survey questions in already existing assignments, if permitted, to maximize data collection rates.
Patients were monitored according to standard ICU routines but also were treated with a 5-French femoral artery catheter (PV2015L20N; PULSION Medical Systems, Munich, Germany) and, if not already existing, a central venous catheter inserted into the internal jugular or subclavian vein.
OR efficiency might also be compromised if checklists duplicated already existing safety procedures or if nurses responsible for performing the checklist were unfamiliar with its execution due to high staffing turnover.
You then get the Pushnote button in the top right hand side of your browser, which is coloured red if there are already existing notes on the page or blue if there aren't any yet.
You can also create new clipboards here if the ones already existing aren't reflective of the site's content.
If a source node has already existing routes, it selects a route based on path selection.
First, the general "additivity-to-background" argument proposes that if an agent enhances an already existing disease-causing process, then even small exposures increase disease incidence in a linear manner.
