Sentence examples for is thought to exist from inspiring English sources

From our study, the existence of apoptosis in acute necrotizing pancreatitis is thought to exist.

Commissioners were allowed to take notes, but no transcript of her comments is thought to exist.

Oxytocin is thought to exist in some lower gnathostomes, and it is not yet certain whether it or mesotocin is phylogenetically the older molecule.

It maintains a rat-control zone 600km (375 miles) long by three km wide along the southern section of its border with Saskatchewan, where the greatest threat is thought to exist.

The hamster has been protected legally since 1993, and while it is prevalent in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, it is thought to exist in Western Europe only in Alsace.

A key question thus becomes whether the grounding line in this area could speed up its retreat and in particular, whether a "marine ice sheet instability," which is thought to exist in West Antarctica, might also exist here.

Only three copies of the flag are thought to exist.

But no film of a performance by the original company was thought to exist.

Only 300 bears are thought to exist in the whole park, so this is an incredible chance encounter.

But like the unicorn of European myth, fewer than 750 saolas are thought to exist in the wild today.

Exact copies of the Green-Wood statues are thought to exist on many monuments in other American cities.