Sentence examples for to inexistent from inspiring English sources

This lack of knowledge is due to inexistent or imprecise information about the design as well as to interaction of the rotating machinery with supporting and sub-structures.

Of those 1/2 tablets, 16.4% were wrongly prescribed, predominantly due to inexistent score lines.

I say "located," because I'd decided to dispense with my maps -- on this soon to be inexistent littoral, I wanted to feel, as much as possible, like a long-shore drifter: human clay being carried southwards by the current of my own obsession.

A similar range of variation was observed for PB and PC, i.e. from inexistent to very prominent and from inexistent to very deep, respectively.

At the same time, the differences will allow us to explore constructs inexistent in Java, such as properties and structures.

Technological development has allowed the removal of certain restrictions, but it has also led to additional consequences, inexistent in traditional learning.

It is evident that good news is the most dominant form of CSR disclosures made by the hotel companies, followed by neutral news while negative disclosures or bad news tend to be almost inexistent.

Most of the untraceable controls were due to wrong or inexistent addresses in the Population Registry.

Literature on the optimal frequency and methods for such monitoring is scarce, not to say almost inexistent.

As the cleaving activity of both MspI and HpaII have been shown to be either inexistent or severely inhibited in the presence of an internal 5hmC [ 36], only 5mC bearing sites should be enriched by the procedure.

It is rare and most of the time almost inexistent to find skilled staff (Clinical/psychologists, counselors and social workers) being implicated in the diagnosis and care process of mothers infected with HIV.