Sentence examples for very occurrence from inspiring English sources

While observed instabilities are identified as numeric in nature and are eliminated accordingly, their very occurrence highlights the need for a refinement of the model for future studies.

However, the problem is that crumpled paper is included in the extension as soon as it causes a CAT to be tokened and so, on this theory, there is no logical space for the possibility of error since candidate errors are transformed into non-errors by their very occurrence.

As he did of so many aspects of human character, William Shakespeare subjected this very occurrence to his incisive eye.

Presiding over this historic gathering, the first time a chief rabbi of Israel has sat down together with American Muslim leaders, I reflected that its very occurrence showed about how far Muslims and Jews have come together in six short years and the great opportunity we now have to work together for the betterment of both communities -- including helping to bring peace to the Middle East.

However, if 'true' risk estimates are those for any carrier in the population, even case-ascertained studies may be biased, because the very occurrence of cancer in a carrier suggests that other breast/ovarian cancer risk factors will be over-represented in her relatives, leading to overestimation of risk in carriers (Begg, 2002).

The cells are color-coded: from red (very high occurrence) over orange and yellow to green (very low occurrence).

They had very low occurrence in splice-site donor sequences and UTR 5' region (0.035% and 0.301% respectively), and somewhat higher occurrence in UTR 3' region (1.31%).

That is a very rare occurrence.

It's a very uncommon occurrence".

"I think the tigers escaping is a very rare occurrence".

("This is a very rare occurrence," Mr. Kopelman said).