The phrase "as for example due to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to introduce an example, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There are several factors that can affect the outcome, as for example due to weather conditions."
Alternatives: "such as" or "for instance".
As for example, due to their low-energy requirements, mesh routers can be deployed as completely autonomous units with solar, wind, or hydro power.
In the resulting maps, which could represent average satisfaction per geographical tile as shown in Fig. 6, the operator can find patterns of dissatisfaction, as for example due to the mobility between two specific cells.
However, from the link adaptation point of view, especially if there is a clear improvement in the interference conditions, as for example due to muted points, full advantage can only be gained if the CQI feedback reflects the improved link quality.
Since ITS was a non-randomised observational study, patients identified as ineligible, for example, due to non-malignant tumours, were not followed up.
A further 534 were annotated with more than one subcellular location and were also excluded, as well as 20 failures in the calculation scheme (for example, due to non-standard residue names).
For example, due to the genetic as well as environmental and developmental sources of variation, transcript level variation at a gene locus underlying a QTL is highly associated with the total phenotypic variation in the actual quantitative trait [ 38].
If these persons are deprived of overactivity as their favourite coping strategy, for example due to pain or functional limitations, the level of psychological distress can increase.
On group level, the pain assessments on VAS and VRS have been variably reported as highly inter-correlated [ 4, 5] but also as not being interchangeable [ 6, 7] for example due to overlapping VAS records when related to the categories of the VRS.
The rule prohibiting autocatalytic positive self-regulation is not relevant to systems with finite resources such as GRNs, since saturating effects on transcription (for example due to limiting numbers of RNA polymerases) along with protein degradation means that autocatalytic TFs will reach a stable steady-state rather than increasing to arbitrarily high values.
Exclusion: Type 1 diabetic patients, those who refused consent, those who were judged by the clinical nurse practitioner or medical officer as unable to participate in the intervention (for example due to acute illness, mental illness, dementia or another justifiable reason).
The images were presented in random order, so as to prevent any influence on the rating, for example, due to an increasing number of WTs within the landscape scene.
