The phrase "as illustrated for example" is not entirely correct in written English; it would be better as "as illustrated, for example." You can use it when you want to provide a specific instance or illustration to clarify a point you are making.
Example: "The concept of renewable energy is gaining traction, as illustrated, for example, by the increasing number of solar panel installations across the country."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated, for instance" or "as shown, for example."
A number of adverts promote regular sections of the newspaper and redesigns, as illustrated for example by an advert publicising the launch of the Guardian in the Berliner format in 2005.
This highlights the fact that the extension of the Brouwer degree for tangent vector fields in the non-flat case does not coincide with the one regarding maps between oriented manifolds with a given target value (as illustrated, for example, in [28, 29]).
In her insistence that intense life experiences must happen outside of the workplace in order to count, Gerhart is perpetuating the work vs. life dichotomy that is so commonplace (as illustrated, for example, in the Shriver Report).
Very good overall reproducibility of the results was found for these genes, as illustrated for example for hypD in Supporting Information S1.
In the case of UVR8 signaling, an exaggerated response would result in impaired growth and dwarfism (as illustrated, for example, by experimental UVR8 overexpression) [ 5].
This probably reflects women's greater personal experiences of, and reflections on these subjects than men's, as illustrated for example by their explicit advice about the need for female role-models.
This has always been their sacred function, as is illustrated for example in the symbols of the Catholic mass, the bread and wine, as well as the cup or chalice.
DOSY can be particularly informative in polar organometallic chemistry[ 22] as recently illustrated for example by Williard and Keresztes for THF solvates of n-butyllithium,[ 23] Stalke and co-workers for structural variations of lithium trimethylzincates,[ 24] and our own group for metal[ 25] and mixed-metal[ 26] TMP bases.
Since not all head directions can be displayed equally near the walls, this bias results in a non-uniform distribution of spikes, as illustrated for an example HD neuron from the ADn (Supplementary Fig. 1a).
Deuterated analogs have no observable differences in their chromatographic retention approximately up to six deuterium atoms [ 157], but a very small retention shift can occur for higher deuterium numbers, as illustrated for the example of d9 1-hydroxypyrene [ 168].
The advantage of ion traps (both spherical and linear) is the possibility of MS n scan, which is useful for studying fragmentation paths [ 49, 105– 108], as illustrated for the example of the fragmentation pattern determined on the basis of MS n spectra (Fig. 3).
