"in case it exists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to mention the possibility of something existing. For example, "I'll check the library catalog in case it exists."
Its constituent objects and universals are exactly those of its conjuncts and an entity exists in f just in case it exists in one of its conjuncts.
It essentially quantifies the degree of association between two specific nodes in case it exists.
It is obvious that this relationship in case it exists, is not a simple one, and may be overridden by other risk factors.
However, room for improvement was noted in some areas, such as the title, abstract reporting, a priori plan for heterogeneity assessment and how to handle heterogeneity in case it exists, and assessment of publication bias.
Duplicate requests are removed in a greedy way, i.e. we check each request at a time and in case it exists more than once, we keep the one that is inserted best and remove all others.
However, room for improvement still exists in some areas, such as the title, abstract reporting, a priori plan for heterogeneity assessment and how to handle heterogeneity in case it exists, assessment of publication bias, reporting of agreement among reviewers, documentation of trials flow, and discussion of possible biases in the review process.
Crucially, in this case it exists as part of the design of the silicon chip – meaning that it cannot be removed because it is inherent in how the chip reacts to certain inputs.
But then so did life for people in The Matrix Like the world inside the hit Hollywood film, the loft is a 3D computer animation - but in this case it exists only on the internet.
In any case, it exists for scientific ends and is not to be restricted or diverted by other demands.
In "The Smoker's Case," for example, it exists in the right-facing L formed by the opened lid of the rosewood case next to the left-facing L formed by the porcelain cup and pot.
