The phrase "as selected examples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing specific instances or cases that illustrate a broader point or concept.
Example: "The following are presented as selected examples of innovative technology in education."
Alternatives: "as representative instances of" or "as chosen illustrations of".
Furthermore, selected examples of AS were verified by RT-PCR, many of the events are in moderately to highly expressed genes, many transcript variants were present at high levels, and we found examples of AS in P. trichocarpa genes known to have splice variants in Arabidopsis (see below).
The study analyses the SC characteristics of the Malay houses, discusses the SC hotel requirements and review selected examples of SC hotels as case studies.
As a selected example, the expression patterns of the small GTP-binding protein Rac isoforms 1 and 2 were the opposite in the two cell types : while Rac1 was induced in DCs and barely expressed in Mφs, which was confirmed by Western blotting (Figure 4A), the Rac2 isoform was induced in Mφs and not detected in DCs.
But, of course, Feuer has selected examples from countless others that do not work as poems.
In this work, Nicrofer6025, AISI446 and a Fecralloy were selected as examples of austenitic chromia-forming, ferritic chromia-forming, and alumina-forming alloys, respectively.
Two cored samples of clastic interburden rock from wells in the Surat Basin, Queensland Australia were selected as examples of potential source rocks for fines production in CSG wells: (1) a mudstone from a depth of 917.6 m in a North Surat well and (2) a shaley siltstone from a depth of 640.0 m in a Central Surat well.
IGFBP5 and TFF3 were selected as examples of late/continuously up- and down-regulated genes, respectively (sets 5 and 6).
Human IFN-α and human EPO were selected as examples of cytokines for which reliable cell culture assays of potency were available.
So, telling cases from the four research projects were selected as examples of consultations that breach the clinician patient 'dyad', incorporating additional 'voices'voices
