The phrase "as described for example" is not entirely correct in written English; it would be better as "as described, for example." You can use it when you want to introduce a specific instance or illustration of something that has been previously mentioned.
Example: "The process can vary significantly, as described, for example, in the case of different software applications."
Alternatives: "as illustrated, for instance" or "as noted, for example."
The next step was a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and subsequent k-means clustering of the XRF-XANES data sets (as described for example in refs. [24, 25]).
PERZ,SNR has been studied extensively, as described for example in [1].
Not revealed by journals is a much messier reality, as described for example by Watson (1968).
Therefore, the BS functions as a MIMO transmitter with parasitic arrays as described for example in [9].
However, the trade-off between implementation complexity and ability to guarantee the deadlines of hard real-time runnables, as described for example in [30], shall be considered.
A large number of resources are required for the hardware implementation of a CS approach, as described for example, in [2, 3].
The expression data were analyzed through the use of Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (Ingenuity® systems) as previously described (for example, [ 3, 26]).
Even though Hsp90 and p23 seem to be essential partners for most of their functions, it is becoming clear that they can exert both coordinated as well as opposite influences on some of their clients, as previously described for example for the regulation of the telomerase complex or for recycling of nuclear receptors at chromatin targets [[ 45, 46], and reviewed in ref. [ 47]].
Notably, there are exceptions to these typical routes of visual chromophore regeneration, as has been described, for example, in Drosophila.
These strategies include manipulating the endogenous locus to delete the promoter or the whole gene or to shorten its length using inserted polyadenylation signals, as described for several examples above.
The creature's age, gender, and physical appearance are not agreed upon; it is variously described, for example, as a walrus or as a three-eyed Loch Ness Monster-like creature.
