Sentence examples for set in existence from inspiring English sources
The resulting data set is the largest such data set in existence.
. Apparently Super Mario Chess Collector's Edition is the first Nintendo-authorized chess set in existence.
To our knowledge this is the only comparator data-set in existence comparing suicide-related events between these two common treatments for ADHD.
Anger, puzzlement and confusion started to set in – the beatific existence of the Lego figurine was over.
As the years have passed, his youth deserted him and the grim reality of existence set in, Carney has done away with the sign of the horn celebration.
The generated parameter set in Step 1 ensures the existence of the two stable steady states in which either GATA-1 or PU.1 has high expression levels.
But it was also a journey of discovery: of encountering Kyrgyz sheepherders living in bare-existence yurts set in the vast wilderness; of witnessing an Uzbek bride's joyful preparation for her wedding; of shopping in the historic central bazaar of Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Almost 19% of all respondents were willing to pay exactly the price set in the dichotomous question, suggesting the existence of "yea-saying" bias, i.e. the tendency of some respondents always to answer "yes" irrespective of the price level [ 36- 38].
Today, there are fewer than 300 of the completed, intact, 20-volume sets in existence.
Regardless of whether this small overlap is predominantly due to false positives, false negatives, or simply incomplete coverage, the fact is that the two independent expression data sets used by Bloom and Adami show much better agreement than any two high-throughput interaction data sets in existence.
As we previously pointed out [ 6], approximately half of the interactions in the list used by Jordan et al. (after duplicate interactions were removed [ 13]) were from the high-throughput yeast 2-hybrid screen of Uetz et al. [ 14], which has been shown to be one of the least reliable high-throughput protein interaction data sets in existence [ 8].
