Sentence examples for not exist further from inspiring English sources
Since a validated measurement tool for handover quality does not exist, further research is required to identify quality indicators for handover communication.
Sure enough, a support page for the "Look Back" feature has lingering mentions of an "Edit Your Movie" button that doesn't exist, further suggesting that the option was supposed to have been there to begin with.
Sixty-seven (59%) of the 113 patients in the investigation remained undiagnosed; for many, sufficient specimens did not exist for further testing.
Despite all these attempts, a clinicopathological classification unanimously accepted by the medical community (as a gold standard) does not exist and further investigations are required towards a reliable consensus able to refine the connections between clinical and pathological findings.
The court may also have considered that moving the case away from Albertville would not necessarily have served the best interests of the victims, and that the fact that the public health prosecutions unit in Marseille does not exist yet might have further hampered the investigation's progress.
Conclusion: If hearing impairment does not exist, BAEP does not give further information on neurodevelopmental nor linguistic problems of the preterm children.
In addition, a copulatory plug does not exist in cow which is further characterized by the absence of TGM4 [53], necessary for semen coagulum formation as well as absence of KLK2 and KLK3 that dissolve the coagulum.
Such a socioeconomic gradient did not exist for women who lived further away from busy streets.
The authors went on to say that "after more than 150 [randomised controlled trials] and 13 population studies without an obvious signal in favour of sodium reduction, another position could be to accept that such a signal may not exist".Some researchers go a step further, claiming that reducing salt intake actually increases a person's risk of dying.
Further, it makes clear that "there do not exist any simple solutions" for difficult cases (paragraph 298).
