Sentence examples for different for example in from inspiring English sources

The chart looked much different for example in last summer's vote to end NSA phone metadata collection, Harry points out, because some of those 'D's on the left were blue, pulling the line closer to horizontal.

The distribution of DNAm within Illumina-annotated shore probes, HIL-annotated IC probes and HIL-annotated ICshore probes was different (for example, in the hypomethylated category 34.0%, 13.6% and 46.1%, respectively), suggesting that these CpG classes are distinctive.

3 It is known that sickness absence increases with age. 2 It is also recognised that challenges of RTW are different, for example, in musculoskeletal diseases and mental disorders.

Most of the available information in this field is based on studies outside the Nordic countries where the conditions for dairy cows are different, for example in housing systems, feeding, climate and management.

Several mental health instruments exist and depending on the chosen questionnaire the estimate of the risk proportion of the population may be very different: For example, in Croatia, Rukavinia et al. used the Mental Health Inventory (MHI-5) and estimated that the proportion with 'psychological distress' (scored from 0 to 100, cut-off at 52 point) was 34% in the adult population [ 9].

RNA microarrays make it possible to take snapshots of profiles of gene expression throughout the genome for different groups (most notably, cases versus controls), at different times (for example, during development or before and after interventions) and in different tissues (for example, in different brain regions).

The robot's output will be changed by using different parameter, for example, in different environment.

For example, keep in mind that different parts of the world experience different seasons (for example, in the southern hemisphere it's summer in December).

It is thus possible to examine whether dominant scales are present (also corresponding to frequency content), and what is the dynamic and the patterns of the temperature deviations at different scales (for example, in terms of complexity at different scales).

Different threshold levels are applied to foods in different categories; for example, in the EU Pledge model, the sodium criterion is ⩽300 mg/100 g for milk and milk substitutes but ⩽450 mg/100 g for breakfast cereals.

This is particularly important, because when you study the brain, different regions of the visual field representation are located in different areas, for example, in the visual cortex.