Sentence examples for as is for example from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, climate variability and climate change can also increase regional water resources availability as is for example discussed for the greening of the Sahel (Hickler et al. 2005).
He proposes that we think of acceleration as a monadic relation so that "the expression '\(A\) is absolutely accelerated' is a complete assertion, as is, for example, '\(A\) is red'…." It should be clear from the foregoing, however, that Sklar's suggestion is incoherent within the context of GTR.
This result is not trivial, as is, for example, demonstrated by ring contraction in Dictyostelium [7].
Although the Random Forest classifier is not readily interpretable as is, for example, a linear model, the relative importance of each input variable to the overall prediction accuracy can be estimated.
This can be realised using intravital microscopy, as is, for example, undertaken in neurological studies in live rodents,[ 49] or by using endoscopy.
Some major exposures currently investigated did not occur at the time of the review by Doll & Peto, as is for example the population exposure to radiofrequencies through the massive use of mobile phones.
Official reports – into Bloody Sunday or the Iraq war – are described by the press as being, for example, "three times longer than War and Peace".
He or she might indeed be saying something quite stupid — as was, for example, the case for a number of famous people dismissing the case for stimulus.
These estates, mostly royal or ecclesiastical, could be huge, as were, for example, those of Bobbio and Santa Giulia at Brescia, whose estate records survive.
The name of David's wife, Jean Hamilton a slender, supple athlete with quick dark eyes was up on a wall of St. Rule as a champion, as were, for example, "Lady Baird-Hay, 1896," and "Lady Anstruther, 1898".
This is part of the huge challenge facing truth commissions, bodies entrusted (as was, for example, the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission) with helping broken societies to achieve nothing less than individual healing, communal atonement and, of course, our old friend closure.
