The phrase "as example studies" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to studies that serve as examples, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research paper includes several case analyses, as example studies, to illustrate the main findings."
Alternatives: "as illustrative studies" or "as sample studies".
As one example, studies with zebrafish mutants have shown that the zinc finger protein Prdm1 (also known as Blimp1) is required for formation of the first population of slow MyHC-expressing myocytes that form during development [1], [2].
Such studies can be informative, especially if they are population-based as, for example, studies based on large population-based cancer registries.
As an example, studies in France and Switzerland found relatively high RF-EMF levels in trains [ 15, 21] and travelling by train is therefore an exposure-relevant behaviour.
FL provided text on the example studies as well as detailed editorial support.
As an example study, heat from a solar power tower (SPT) was integrated into a 660 MW supercritical coal-fired power unit, and two integration schemes were considered.
As an example study, we chose [ 17] because it is a follow-up study of [ 16] revealing the contribution of protein aggregates to the growth rate decline.
External regulation means, when we use education as our example, studying without any interest or perceived relevance, only because of pressure or expectation of others, e.g. parents.
Rather than feeling dated (what, no Tiger?), her examples serve as case studies for the ages.
A table lamp and a motor are used as case study examples to show the effectiveness of the atomic-theory-based green product design method.
Al-Mubaraki & Busler, 2010b Three practical business incubation European models are discussed based on their adoption as case study examples: the UK, France, and Germany.
