The phrase "an exemplar demonstrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example that illustrates or showcases a particular concept or idea.
Example: "The research paper included an exemplar demonstrating the effectiveness of the new teaching method."
Alternatives: "a model illustrating" or "an example showing".
Phenolic foam reinforced with short glass fibers was used as an exemplar to demonstrate the potential of this technique, exploiting the large difference in density between the two components.
A proof-of-concept prototype that uses a game-like virtual reality (VR) visualisation interface supported by Mind Mapping was presented as an exemplar, to demonstrate how the proposed approach could be implemented.
One exemplar demonstrates this: "I have received very positive feedback from relatives after their loved one has passed away and some of the feedback directly relates to the level of preparedness of the family and next of kin as a result of LMD.
We utilize our new approach to evaluate 479 cancer genes from the Cancer Gene Census as an exemplar list and demonstrate the power of such an unbiased approach in rapidly unveiling potential therapeutic opportunities.
Glucose sensors were fabricated, as an exemplar biosensor, to demonstrate the viability of using the flexographic printing technique in the production of AuNP-based electrochemical biosensors.
With this in mind, we propose that GPs with a special interest in HIV medicine provide an exemplar case to demonstrate how general practice can typically feature both 'interest and inspiration' and 'challenge and change', and can offer clinicians the opportunity to develop particular areas of interest flexibly over time.
We have demonstrated in an exemplar circadian model that the estimates of posterior parameter densities (as summarised by parameter means and standard deviations) are influenced predominately by the length of the time series, becoming more narrowly constrained as the number of circadian cycles considered increases.
We have demonstrated in an exemplar circadian model that the estimates of posterior densities (as summarised by parameter means and standard deviations) are influenced predominately by the length of the time series, becoming more narrowly constrained as the number of circadian cycles considered increases.
The functionality of the framework is demonstrated by supporting an exemplar nutrient model, applied within the Environmental Virtual Observatory pilot (EVOp) cloud cyber-infrastructure.
Our approach is demonstrated via application to an exemplar.
