Sentence examples for as an example to suggest from inspiring English sources

This chapter explores mechanisms of physical interaction and signaling from the cytoskeleton to the extracellular matrix, using endothelial responses to hemodynamic forces as an example to suggest that a systems modeling approach will open new directions for vascular bioengineering.

"Let's not try and use that as an example to suggest that women are as guilty of domestic violence against their partners, because it is overwhelmingly men who beat their wives," she said.

We use Tamiflu as a case example to suggest how this could be done through careful evidence-based risk assessment.

Recent episodes where post-market events have forced regulators to be more than usually cautious will be used as examples to suggest possible pitfalls to the extension of approved claims for rFVIIa.

Toray TGP-H-060 gas diffusion layer (GDL) is selected as an example to demonstrate the feasibility of the suggested design methodology.

Furthermore by utilizing existing industry standards as an example, we suggest that existing standards can be extended to support browser-based integrations using REST.

As an example, we suggest one coherent analytical approach for studying the possible effects on milk production of systematic postpartum examinations of vaginal discharge, which is supposed to improve detection and treatment of metritis or endometritis.

He promised to pay attention to immigrant issues — as an example, he suggested using the city's pension funds to provide capital for small businesses started by Chinese immigrants — and vowed to return to the neighborhood often, saying, "I work 24 hours a day".

Using my son-in-law Tim as an example, let me suggest a comparison to what goes on in the world of youth sports in Tim's community.

As an example, I would suggest moving Figure  1 to Supplementary Materials (it is not a new result) and moving Figure S2 into the main text (it is a new result).

As an example, she suggested, a package of Pampers diapers "would be on the changing table in the background" of a scene.