Sentence examples for as the example below from inspiring English sources

As the example below demonstrates, the statement on page 3 of [1] "Given a map we may deform by a homotopy so that, its restriction to, maps to itself". is incorrect.

As the example below demonstrates, this can lead to participants providing responses that may not reflect their experiences in the joint that is the focus of the study.

As the example below illustrates, authors reported that the field lacks consistent guidelines.

As the example below illustrates, however, some more powerful PAMB members tend to avoid action in relation to these concerns.

These descriptions were normally independent of sitting as the mother was often too busy to get a meal as in the example below; She gets very excited just before dinner time, like just before any meal time; and it's not even when I'm cooking.

Although there is no notion of framing among introns, for convenience we associate framing with the intron, as indicated in the example below, as a tracking device in order to ensure that the frame of the following introns-to-exon transition is constrained appropriately.

The example below serves as a starting point for optimization.

Social innovation – across countries – is providing solutions, as the examples below demonstrate.

But, as the examples below illustrate, the grant winners share one thing: The money is helping propel their investigations into fledgling interests or in new directions within the field of biogerontology.

Interpreters in our study never asked clinicians to pause, but rather summarized the speaker's words as best they could, often omitting or modifying the content, as in the example below: Dr: So that in the morning/ because exactly, if you have twenty-seven, and you inject ten, then/then it, ten would correct twenty, wouldn't it?

Experiential metaphors refer to actions/processes or qualities of things realized as Things in texts, whereas logical metaphors build logical relations within clause, as in the example below: The enlargement of Australia's steel-making capacity, and of chemicals, rubber, metal goods, and motor vehicles all owed something to the demands of war.