The phrase "as indicated for example" is not entirely correct in written English.
It can be used when you want to clarify or provide a specific instance of something previously mentioned.
Example: "The results of the study were inconclusive, as indicated for example by the lack of significant data in the control group."
Alternatives: "as shown, for instance" or "as demonstrated, for example."
Implant design seems to be able to compensate for this to some extent, as indicated, for example, by the results of the Capitellocondylar prosthesis.
Fates of individual shoots were affected by their local growing conditions as indicated, for example, by the dependence of long shoot production on light.
As indicated, for example, in [21], the use of weighted coefficients for previous values increases the accuracy and reliability of predictive events.
The international use of Greek, however, was one factor enabling the spread of Christianity, as indicated for example by the use of Greek for the Epistles of Paul.
Moreover, although he has not undertaken anything resembling a radical reform of the Church's antiquated, rigid doctrines or its ossified structure, he does seem to be a more compassionate figure, as indicated, for example, by his taking steps to make the Catholic Church more welcoming to gays and lesbians.
Assume a subdivision of the genotyped population into g groups that systematically differ in allele frequencies, as indicated for example by sufficiently high Fst values [ 31, 32].
Staff members also indicated, for example, that ECD tends to be construed narrowly within the CO as an education issue.
Computational models using UHTC as model materials indicate, for example, that significant improvements in fracture toughness can be realized with an aspect ratio of just 15, but only if the fiber strengths can be raised to 1.5 GPa.
Colors indicate cell class, as in A. The left panel indicates, for example, that a putative POMC neuron (purple arrow) increased its firing, on average, by approximately 2.4 spikes in the 0.5-s bin at which an individual lick occurs, while an AgRP neuron (green arrow) decreased its firing, on average, by 1.3 spikes in the 0.5 s prior to the occurrence of each individual lick.
From physiological point of view, tracer uptake of the heart as well as that of adjacent organs in rodents is not constant over time as demonstrated in an experimental study [25], indicating, for example, that the 1 and 24 min acquisition data started 10 min after injection may not necessarily be the same in view of tracer kinetics of target organs.
Data indicate, for example, that smiling is contagious.
