Sentence examples for as mentioned for example from inspiring English sources

The similar results from the LL and the TL models are a first robustness check of the complementarity result: As mentioned, for example, by Considine and Mount (1984) and Arnberg and Bjorner (2007), heterogeneity of the observations regarding the factor shares can be an issue especially when estimating using a translog function.

Second, external information can be directly included by changing both the mean and (co variance of the prior distributions of genetic effects in a Bayesian approach, as mentioned, for example, by Gianola and Fernando [ 10].

The term "larva" is usually defined as the stage from hatching to metamorphosis, but as mentioned for example by Hadfield (in [ 36]), this definition is more related to methods of dispersal than to changes in morphology; in most "direct-developing" gastropods, the morphological metamorphosis, with the loss of a velum or only of a prototroch, occurs before hatching from the egg capsule.

As I mentioned, for example, Jeb Bush might seek to win the support of both establishment Republicans and the party's moderate wing — or Mr. Rubio might hope to win the support of the establishment Republicans and the Tea Party.

As I have already mentioned, for example, ministers are pressing ahead with a share sale on the very same day as the CWU trade union ballots its 100,000 Royal Mail workers on a strike.

You mention, for example, primates.

As mentioned above, for example, only 29 subjects were classified in the fourth nonzero quartile of exposure to organochlorines using our a posteriori parameters.

As mentioned, host AMPs for example exert a major influence on shaping microbial communities in the gut.

Indeed, the various supported solid base catalysts reported for reactions such as the aldol condensation mentioned above as well as, for example, transesterification reactions to produce biodiesel are not expected to be stable under the demanding, highly polar, and high-temperature conditions of polyglycerol formation.

These barriers may include the socioeconomic or cultural factors mentioned above, as well as, for example, health insurance shortfalls and the lack of encouragement from other health providers to seek diabetes education (35, 36 ).

Assumption (ii), as mentioned, is standard (see, for example, [ 15]).