Sentence examples for as an example are from inspiring English sources

Today's DDRs (for loans lasting at least 30 years, as an example) are far below DAC's 10% benchmark: 4.5% for the British pound, 4.4% for the American dollar, 3.7% for the euro, and 2.7% for the Japanese yen.

The structures of cluster n = 15 as an example are shown in the right.

Their main results, by taking the Dirichlet boundary condition as an example, are as follows.

Calorimetric experiments at cooling rates comparable to those during injection molding, as an example, are needed to study phase transitions under conditions relevant for processing.

Results of measurements and computer calculations obtained for a membrane of a dynamic microphone, taken as an example, are also presented.

In Section 4, the singular point quantities of the Lü system as an example are computed, then the existence of four limit cycles for this system is judged.

A less obvious but as powerful an example is that of our democracy itself.

Citing Ireland as an example is an inappropriate comparison.

Krugman's use of Sweden as an example is misleading.

"USA, as an example, is a country that has enormous potential.

Mitt Romney, as an example, is sort of popular with a larger group of Republicans.