Items now exist not just for general consultations but also for specific activities - pap smears and immunisations for instance.
There now exist not only historically used metrics to monitor and evaluate the impact of interventions to control and eliminate malaria, such as infection and malaria attributable disease prevalence and deaths, but also highly sensitive molecular and genetic tools that reflect subtle changes in the epidemiology and transmission dynamics of P. falciparum and P. vivax (Table 1 ).
Heritage implies great age, and the mosque, as it now exists, is not ancient.
The euro, as it now exists, could not be that currency.
Or, in the bread-and-circus, decline-and-fall department, the World Wrestling Federation is starting its own football league on the premise that professional football as it now exists is not violent enough.
The Islam that now exists is not the Islam that I grew up with".
By now, there exist not only a multitude of dictionary learning algorithms to choose from [9 16] but also theoretical results have started to accumulate [17 26].
Mr. Hamilton said there was plenty of blame to go around but that the law as it now exists was simply not workable.
Although a colony of 2,000 mice now exists, they have not been shared with other researchers for a variety of reasons, Dr. Willingham said.
But with the conversion of Halloween into a fully fledged holiday with costumes, food and crackers (both the Hallow-cracker and the Easter-cracker now exist – don't shoot the messenger), Christmas actually starts later than it used to.
Based on the significant amount of accounts that now exist, it doesn't scale as a system," William Beer, a principal at the business management consultancy EY, said.
