Sentence examples for apparent examples from inspiring English sources

Other researchers showed how apparent examples of group selection could be explained in individualistic terms.

Perhaps the most readily apparent examples of the neighborhood's distinctive architecture are the metal awnings jutting out from the brick facades, put here to provide shade and an anchor for the pulleys that workers use to load carcasses from trucks to warehouses.

The most apparent examples are the numerous sorts of domestic plants and animals that were selected for different traits for human consumption, use, or pleasure.

More generally, many apparent examples of grammar/logic mismatches were rediagnosed as mismatches between different aspects of grammatical structure between those aspects that determine pronunication, and those that determine interpretation.

They can say that division, fusion, and other apparent examples of deathless exits are unusual ways of dying, because nonexistence is not brought about via the destruction of vital processes, but they are not ways of escaping death altogether.

This chapter will include lessons to be learned from such apparent examples as the EU ban on food irradiation and hazard labeling on saccharin in the United States.

I also uncovered five apparent examples of 'intronization' [ 9, 23] in which an internal portion of an exon is converted to a new intron by acquisition of splicing boundaries.

One apparent example of what can result from a trucker's drowsiness was a spectacular crash that was evaluated as part of a study last year by the National Transportation Safety Board.

The most apparent example came against Brazil last year, when Klinsmann threw winger Alejandro Bedoya into a defensive midfield role he had never played before.

Iain Chalmers, a founder of both the Campbell Collaboration and its older and better established medical sibling, the Cochrane Collaboration, identifies an apparent example of random allocation in a study carried out in 1927 of how to persuade people to turn out to vote in elections.

So, (3) is another apparent example of a necessary a posteriori truth.