Sentence examples for a commonly given example from inspiring English sources

A commonly given example is the "Moses illusion" (Erickson & Mattson, 1981): "How many animals of each sort did Moses put on the ark?" In an effort to answer the question correctly, subjects readily focus on the animals and miss the fact that an erroneous name was given, since it was actually Noah who carried out the animal kingdom rescue mission according to scriptures.

A metalloid may possess one or more of these characters, but not all of them ... Iodine is most commonly given as an example of a metalloid because of its metallic appearance.

The three examples most commonly given are bumper stickers, pencils and skywriting.

As oxaliplatin and 5-FU is commonly given in combination with oxaliplatin, for example, FOLFOX, we further evaluated the effect of RAD21 expression on cell survival following the combined treatment of oxaliplatin and 5-FU.

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This may help explain, for example, the success of the advice that back specialists now commonly give.

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Thicker myelinated versus thinner unmyelinated axon subpopulations are commonly identified within a given projection, for example, there is a recent report concerning corticocollicular projections in the cat (Fuentes-Santamaria et al. 2009).

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To give an example, the average vermouth, commonly used in low-ABV cocktails, has about 16percentto18percentcent ABV.

It's also building out a review database for supplies commonly used in laboratories (you can rate how effective a given enzyme was, for example).