Sentence examples for previously existing one from inspiring English sources
Cross-nucleation of crystalline phases, i.e., the nucleation of a polymorph on a previously existing one, has recently been recognized to play a role among the different crystallization pathways of polymorphic substances.
We implemented this method along with other two master-worker schemes (a previously existing one and a recently modified one) for three different scientific computational kernels.
Literature-mining studies show that a large majority of new drugs bind to targets in some way related to a previously existing one [ 5- 7].
Our results are similar to, or better than, previously existing ones, while our proofs are much easier.
The main disadvantage of DARE is the complex and inefficient mechanism for multiple reservations, where a requested reservation may conflict with previously existing ones [6].
These equations take both inertia and elasticity of the bonding material into account and consequently are of wider applicability than the previously existing ones.
The new class can outperform the previously existing ones when all the aspects flexibility, low complexity and inherent parallelism, near-perfect frequency-band reallocation, and simplicity are considered simultaneously.
The main difference between our methods and the previously existing ones is that our Bayesian model comparison framework automatically incorporates information about the factors affecting power of the study (such as the number of PTV carriers).
The prior probabilities are encapsulated in any known sequence-activity relationships previously existing that lead one to test some related ones in the experiment at hand.
Time triggered events (zeroth- or first-order reactions) affect at most one (previously existing) model entity (although they may entail the creation of new ones).
Ms. Harper's team concluded that New World yaws belonged to a group distinct from Old World strains, thus occupying the place on the tree more likely to be intermediate between the nonvenereal strains previously existing in Europe and the one for modern syphilis.
