The phrase "are suggested for example" is not entirely correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It can be used when providing examples of suggestions, but it should be rephrased for better clarity.
Example: "Several methods are suggested, for example, to improve productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are recommended, for instance" or "are proposed, such as".
Furthermore, the reason why this bimodal distribution was not observed in the same network by Batada et al. [19] is because, in the absence of any objective criterion to define hubs, these authors included many more high degree nodes in the hub set than are suggested, for example, by the relative connectivity criterion.
Neurobiological theories have also directly implicated the cerebellum regarding deficits of 'internal monitoring' which are suggested, for example, to underlie the formation of delusions of alien control where the patient attributes their own actions to an external agent [ 19].
Some people are suggesting, for example, that compacts be drawn up with local residents and community associations to ensure urban renewal schemes don't end up alienating the people already living there.
Many are suggesting, for example, that board structures be eliminated in favor of other models of governance.
If multiple triage locations were suggested (for example, emergency department or specialist), we used the most urgent suggestion.
It has been suggested, for example, that our genome could be tweaked to make future generations resistant to HIV.
The surreal interchangeability of the opposing armies is suggested, for example, by double-casting the same actors.
It's been suggested, for example, that racial integration in the workplace has resulted in greater tolerance.
It has been suggested, for example, that individuals with a higher proportion of slow-twitch muscle fibres may be more efficient.
It has been suggested, for example, that modest contributions from axial quadrupolar (10%) and octupolar (25%) fields are resolvable using inclination only data from paleomagnetic studies.
Antirealists are unpersuaded when it is suggested, for example, that a hypothesis about atoms should be accepted because it explains observable chemical phenomena.
