The phrase "as regards for example" is not correct in written English.
You can use "as regards" to introduce a topic, but it should not be followed by "for example."
Example: "As regards climate change, there are many factors to consider."
Alternatives: "in terms of" or "with respect to".
Social media's role in facilitating freer speech for people living under oppressive authoritarian regimes has been much discussed, and its impact debated — as regards, for example, the Arab Spring.
Genomic studies on bacteria have clearly shown the existence of chromosomal organization as regards, for example, to gene localization, order and orientation.
The concept of the metastatic niche is still discussed controversially, reflecting the still limited number of publications in this area to date, as well as uncertainties regarding, for example, the relevance of DTCs to metastasis formation, the role of BMDC in tumor angiogenesis, and the precise definition of CD11b+ subsets.
As regards mathematics, for example, it might be said that mathematicians could be uncritical about the first principles of their science in the following ways: (1) They might take as self-evidently true or universally applicable some axiom or primary premise that turned out later not to possess this property.
However, later, once Newton's theory had become accepted and the paradigm by which later theories were judged, the lack of an underlying mechanism for a fundamental force was regarded as no objection, as, for example, in the case of Coulomb's law of electrostatic attraction.
Regarding the AS affiliation, for example, the dataset contains 21,108 different ASes, of which 8,023 have less than 5 nodes, and 865 ASes contain 1 single node of degree 1.
As Norway and Sweden are rather similar regarding, for example, the educational system, culture, and life conditions, the same hypothesized model was expected to fit the data for both countries.
Many contests between animals are now regarded as sports – for example, horse racing is regarded as both a sport and an important source of entertainment.
We also share the concerns referred to in the report about the situation in certain countries as regards the rights, for example, of asylum seekers, women and children and in connection with minority languages.
The visual culture is dominating in ways that not long ago would have been regarded as unacceptable, for example projections in concerts.
Uncertainties on relevant facts can be masked when not all arguments are regarded as pertinent, for example when a policy elite manages to frame a certain problem exclusively within an economic rationale.
