The phrase "as well for instance" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate expressions, "as well" and "for instance," which should not be used together in this way.
Example: "Many fruits are rich in vitamins, for instance, oranges and strawberries."
Alternatives: "also, for example" or "in addition, such as".
Why not director emeritus of sport as well, for instance?
The findings are instructive for other online business behavior, as well — for instance, why consumers buy a particular brand, or why they follow someone on social media.
Junior and senior analysts take their lead from managers who oversee them both in committee and in all other matters as well, for instance compensation and promotion.
The law has other features as well — for instance, requiring chain restaurants and vending machines to provide nutrition information about the food they sell.
And Gardner, despite his better impulses, drifts that direction in other ways as well — for instance, by pitting "all the smart people" against "ordinary Americans".
But he saw a lot of sleight of hand as well; for instance the series made frequent use of an actor who bore a resemblance to Winston Churchill.
Note that other fusion strategies could have been investigated at this level as well, as for instance using minimized mutual information for each source (proposed in (Baillet et al. 1999)) to reduce the redundancy between the two modalities.
Importantly, many of the aforementioned broader needs for improved risk assessment are recognized for the more specific case of transgenic plant risk assessments as well; as for instance, the need to properly plan the risk assessment through appropriate problem formulation [ 29, 30].
First and foremost, this is the glucose metabolism of a tissue as well as for instance hypoxia or cell proliferation.
Behavioural approaches are drawn upon in a variety of policy fields such as health and environmental policy, consumer protection law, as well as, for instance, in policies that tackle poverty.
A lot of it is things I found as well, like, for instance, the Jeff Wayne "War of the Worlds" disco opera that ends the second episode.
