Sentence examples for example a summary from inspiring English sources

As an example, a summary of a comprehensive methodology developed at the University of Maryland for the assessment of damage to composite structures under high explosive blast pressure loading is provided.

For example, a summary from this week reads: "Google introduces Google Drive to Gmail" (referencing the news we covered here).

For example, a summary of the reflection method, which was originally proposed by Whitney [16] and Hestenes [7], can be found in, e.g., [18, 19].

As an example, a summary of the micro-future scenario for the function 'marine mineral mining', a function in the (pre- development stage, is included in the text box below.

For example, a summary analysis of published studies on adherence [10] reported that age and race had been inconsistently associated with adherence in previously published multivariate analyses.

For example, a summary of clinical annotations for biclusters 21 and 7 are shown in Figure  3.

An example case with a summary score of 0 is shown in Figure 2 A, and an example case with summary score ≥2 is shown in Figure 2 B. The group with higher than average risk was four times more likely to be readmitted within 30 days for HF compared with the group with lower than average risk [hazard ratio (HR) 4.4, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.6 12.0, P = 0.004].

The view determines how data is rendered and may provide additional data refinements (for example showing a summary for authors).

The Times, for example, published a summary for a full year on the theory that the tax implications of the breakup merited special attention for this group of stocks until the end of the tax year in which the breakup occurred.

A CDS might for example generate a summary specifically designed for one disease or diagnosis.

An example is a summary judgment scale used in the Health Assessment Questionnaire, the Health Status Visual Analog Scale (see Figure 4).