Sentence examples for attributed for example from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attributed for example" is not correct in written English
The correct expression would be "attributed, for example," which is used to introduce an example of something that has been attributed to a source or person. Example: "The theory was attributed, for example, to several prominent scientists in the field."
Overall, both (d k)) and (f k)) measure some aspects of the structure and dynamics of hierarchy in a complex system, but only the rank diversity captures the way elements change their positions in the hierarchy, beyond minor changes in scores that could be attributed, for example, to different ways of measuring performance.
Such ecological role can be attributed for example to aflatoxin B1 produced by certain aspergilli [ 99].
This could be attributed, for example, to different expression levels of these receptors in osteoblasts.
This is attributed, for example, both to the acquisition of multidrug resistance and to virulence factors [ 5].
Importantly, graduates attributed, for example, "enablement in writing a research proposal" and "reporting/making recommendations on population health status", as this is what would be expected from a public health professional [ 54, 55].
Although galectin-8 can potentially bind to receptors that both negatively (LRP1) and positively (MRC2 and uPAR) regulate RANKL expression, the net effect is still an increase in RANKL expression and reduction in bone mass, which could be attributed, for example, to different expression levels of these receptors in osteoblasts.
He describes how cyclists are treated as a classic societal "outgroup", meaning they suffer from "overgeneralisation of negative behaviour and attributes", for example, "You all jump red lights".
HNB uses a discrete structural model and hence requires the discretization for preprocessing with continuous signal attributes, for example, expression microarray data.
Considering that some nodes play more important roles than others in a complex network, some computational approaches have been proposed by taking into account some network attributes, for example, degree and centrality, to characterize the drug targets.
Heterogeneity has been attributed to, for example, differences in particle characteristics, ventilation rates of buildings, average PM10 concentrations, and social conditions.
Can a role of autophagic flux governed by the microenvironment be attributed to, for example, the waves of necrosis that sweep along the mesoderm during the sculpturing of the chick embryo limb?
