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The phrase "as a known example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific instance or case that is widely recognized or accepted as a reference point.
Example: "Many species have adapted to their environments, as a known example, the polar bear has developed thick fur and a layer of fat to survive in Arctic conditions."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "as a case in point".
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Young tg CaV1.2 animals were chosen as a known example of dynamic adaptation of β2-subunit expression in heart.
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The Wilson Cowan model was chosen as a widely known example of a neural population model with exemplary oscillatory dynamics, also suitable for its simplicity.
This problem is representative for a lot of industrial fermentation processes, with the baker's yeast fermentation as a well known example.
This work is painstaking: preserving the Diamond Sutra, a copy of a Chinese translation of one of the Buddha's sermons, generally recognized as the oldest known example of a dated printed book, took over a thousand man-hours.
Using simulations as well as already known examples of horizontal gene transfer we also showed that the method performed well.
S. pyogenes was added to the test panel as a known virulent Streptococcus spp. causing for example pharyngitis.
One is to explore specific genetic markers of the virus that are known to be associated with severe influenza (e.g. the PB1 gene) [6], although the absence of a known marker, as was for example the case in a novel swine-origin influenza A (H1N1) virus (S-OIV), does not necessarily indicate that the virus is benign [7].
The L462V variant, which corresponds to a known SNP (rs73400312), was included as an example of a known normally occurring form.
A known metabolite such as glutamine for example can be introduced into an in vitro or in vivo experiment with at least one of its atoms labeled with a stable isotope, such as [1-C] or [5-C].
The experimental results are based on three case studies: (1) a two-dimensional toy example, (2) a realistic simulation usually used as a benchmark example, known as the Tennessee Eastman Process, and (3) real data from a methanol plant [11].
This score performs well on simulated data as well as on known biological examples.
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