Sentence examples for examined for instance from inspiring English sources

He has examined, for instance, what might happen if, as a result of global warming, more of Northern California's precipitation falls as rain rather than as snow.

His previous research had already demonstrated security vulnerabilities in every model of voting machine examined, for instance, which would enable an attacker to silently rewrite the electronic record of how many votes each candidate received.

Whether this role involves intrinsic and/or extrinsic contamination remains to be examined, for instance by immunohistochemistry [ 32].

O-GlcNAcylation is implicated in virtually all cellular processes examined, for instance gene expression (Comer and Hart, 1999), protein turnover (Hart et al, 2007), and also in regulating cellular responses to insulin (Vosseller et al, 2002; Copeland et al, 2008), cell-cycle control (Slawson et al, 2005), stress protection (Zachara et al, 2004) and calcium cycling (Clark et al, 2003).

To this end, maximum transcript alignments [ 52] of corresponding Unigene clusters [ 53] were generated using SPA [ 54] and examined for instances of: i) introns more than 50 nt downstream of the termination codon of the largest ORF within a transcript, as an indication of AS-NMD.

It can examine, for instance, how much a candidate earns at a fund-raiser relative to how much he or she spends on catering, entertainment and facilities.

The scheme radically rethinks the process of needs assessment: it examines, for instance, how the appraisal of low-level needs might be done through a regular check-in service using people such as cleaners and milk and post deliverers.

If the GOP can release itself from the makers/takers rubric and examine, for instance, the number of lives changed for the better by our social safety net, they can talk about changing its structure with a degree of credibility.

"They did not examine, for instance, how the revolving door affects the S.E.C.'s regulation of Wall Street, its granting of relief to specific companies, its handling of cases related to the financial crisis or its decisions to drop investigations without bringing charges".

This approach has been used to examine, for instance, the negative effects of word of mouth (Goldenberg et al. 2001; Deffuant et al. 2005).

We also want to consider cases where Eq. (13) might be degenerate, thereby examining for instance the so called p -Laplacean operator: - div ( | D u | p - 2 D u ) = μ.