Sentence examples for low existence from inspiring English sources

We still observe a low existence of minimal k-cores for sparse graphs with (p = 0.1).

One motivation for a new linguistic resource is the low existence of linguistic resources with large-scale inferentialist semantic knowledge for the Portuguese language.

The low existence rate of coiled-coils in non-Pfam-predictable Arabidopsis proteins suggests that coiled-coil domain families likely are well represented in the Pfam database for PfamScan execution.

Due to the very low existence of stimulating drugs such as cocaine (only 2.63%), in our study the impact of their FCT triggering effect on the hearts could be excluded.

PRS method is used to evaluate the green areas along these lines: 0-do not exist, 1-low existence, 2 – medium existence, 3-high existence.

He said he wanted to be able to travel abroad in order to earn money from the international lecture circuit and to be able to return to Dubai and London where he enjoyed a low profile existence.

"Our concern is that while the likelihood of successful prosecution of these writers is relatively low, the existence of numerous articles in Turkish legislation allows for individuals to use them to harangue writers who are forced to spend time and resources defending themselves.

Also they show that, when the powder feed rate is relatively low, the existence of the micro-cracks in the coating influenced micro hardness.

Although the possibility of tidal locking of an Earth-like planet within the habitable zone of a Sun-like star is low, the existence of Venus shows that a slow rotating planet is possible.

Although the oxidation of the nanowire is low, the existence of such resistance is shown, so by increasing the time and oxidation temperature, we could obtain a complete oxide nanowire (ZnO) as an electrical resistance.

Introduction: Vocal cord palsy is a known postoperative complication following cardiothoracic surgery.1, 2. Although the incidence is relatively low its existence cannot be ignored and thus its identification necessary in order to avoid any further complications and maintain patient wellbeing.