Sentence examples for as a critical example from inspiring English sources

The election of Barack Obama only serves as a critical example of exceptionalism, which allows an entire racist infrastructure to exist as long as there are individuals who defeat all odds.

A critical example is data on the deep sea.

Initially, it is a surprise to see Mozi listed as a "forerunner" of Daoism since in many respects, passages in the Zhuangzi take the Mohist dispute with Confucianism as a critical target (examples of question-begging rival first-order theories of dao).

It could, for example, serve as a critical tool for developing a data-driven model for the Foxh1, sox32, and gsc motif, both deterministic and stochastic.

In fact, many teachers who use PBL for example, use direct instruction and lecture as a critical scaffolding tool.

Major bleeding was defined as hemorrhage occurring at a critical site (for example, intracranial hemorrhage), resulting in the need for a major therapeutic intervention (for example, surgery), causing hemodynamic compromise, requiring at least one unit of red-cell concentrates, or resulting in death.

Cardiovascular system stands as a clear example, with critical situations when control is desirable, but troublesome in the same time.

While we can, and should, praise Ham's honesty, it doesn't mean that his position makes any sense scientifically or that it should be endorsed as a shining example of critical thinking skills.

However, at an IAP of 25 mmHg, as an example of a critical IAP in clinical practice, the range of IVP values was 20.1 29.9 mmHg, even with 10 ml as the preferred distending volume.

In this article we chose anemia of critical illness as an illustrative example of a condition that one might want to manage pre-emptively.

(5) The identification of specific genes that are highly regulated and may be critical to Spalax survival under conditions of stress serve as an example of the critical need to study the evolution of organisms in a wide range of diverse habitats as part of the search for candidate targets for treatment of human pathologies.