Sentence examples for as an example a certain from inspiring English sources

As an example, a certain part of the EU FP7 funding for collaborative projects under the Health theme is directed to clinical research projects, including investigator-driven clinical trials, to bring basic health research closer to the clinic (the 2011 call details can be found at http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/page/cooperation callIdentifier=FP7-HEALTH-2012-INNOVATION-1).

Take the classic process scheduling as an example, a process is scheduled to consume a certain amount of resources, e.g., CPU.

A microfluidic circuit, including the pressurized system, has been implemented for testing and as an example of a certain application.

In a similar vein, Nabokov's posthumously published "Lectures on Literature" reprints a corny magazine ad that Nabokov liked to show to his students at Cornell, as an example of a certain kind of sunny American materialism and kitsch (or poshlost, in Russian): it's an ad for flatware featuring a young housewife, hands clasped, eyes brimming as she contemplates a place setting.

Taking Figure 1 as an example, in a certain buffering time there are 26 traffic/service requests, in which there are 8 kinds of services.

More immediately, the lobby served as an example to a certain e-commerce giant in the Pacific Northwest that this is only one of many sites that the Second City offers as a second headquarters.

As an example, for a certain cDNA fingerprint the the peak from SCA for restriction enzyme DdeI was determined at 326,5 bp.

The semifragile watermark should be robust to a slight modification, such as for example a certain degree of compression.

As an example, assuming certain values for these parameters, the Young's modulus was found to be 1.71 TPa, while the shear modulus was 0.32 TPa.

There are lots of professionals, let's say doctors, as an example, who have a certain net income, which qualify them to invest in hedge funds, but it doesn't mean they're financially sophisticated.

Certainly, some was designed to endure, such as documents, family portraits, and gravestones; occasional types were made purely for display, such as the "show towel" of the Pennsylvania Germans and the sampler (a piece of needlework with letters or verses embroidered on it as an example of skill); and certain household treasures were preserved for generations.