Sentence examples for contained for example in from inspiring English sources
The result for the limit operator (bar{L}_{0,A} ) is well known and contained for example in [11].
The marker segments can be grouped together in an image header that consists of about 300 bytes and that can be contained for example in three packets of the ZigBee standard (which maximum payload size is 102 bytes).
A reference to this mythical characteristic is contained for example in the hymn by Saint Thomas Aquinas, "Adoro te devote" or "Humbly We Adore Thee", where in the penultimate verse he describes Christ as the "loving divine pelican, able to provide nourishment from his breast".
Human serum, contained for example in the gingival crevice, contains 61 ± 12 μM of myo-inositol which the pathogen could exploit for this purpose [ 33] and hence, taken together, we hypothesize that the uptake of inositol could be a contributing factor to virulence.
Based on mass spectrometry analysis, Myogel lacked enactin, which is present in Matrigel®, but contained for example tenascin-C, collagen types XII and XIV, etc., which were lacking in Matrigel®.
Our top-ranked markers contained, for example, well-known dysregulated genes involved in TP53 signaling.
However, suppression of normal termination codons could affect studies of mutant proteins containing for example fluorescent amino acids in living cells (in this case leading to a high background).
But how cells manage to switch from repressive chromatin that contains, for example, lysine 9 methylation in histone H3, to an active state with nucleosomal 'ON' marks is not known.
In flames containing, for example, sodium and sulfur or chlorine, there is a pronounced preferential ranking of Na2SO4 > NaCl > Na2CO3 > NaOH for the resulting composition of the deposit.
Our data also demonstrate that TAF-containing complexes are not randomly formed, since no monomeric TAFs, or small subcomplexes, containing for example TAF4, TAF5 or TAF6 were detected in HeLa NE (Fig. 6B).
However, these sensors are not useful in cells that contain, for example, other colored pigments.
