Sentence examples for example and number from inspiring English sources

A table of the domains with a definition, example and number of items for each domain from the survey is provided (Table  3).> The Delphi survey was created online using SurveyMonkey® and was also available in paper format.

It's hard to say, of course, but I do show that fraud, waste, and abuse are endemic to federal programs, with many examples and numbers.

The talk on the economy was loaded with examples and numbers, but neither candidate provided the comprehensive context he would have needed to make a case for any policy conclusions.

The number of oil firms shrank from 14 to five, for example, and the number of cement companies from seven to three.

Several trials carried out in England have found that the use of text-messaging reminders reduces the number of missed appointments with family doctors by 26-39%, for example, and the number of missed hospital appointments by 33-50%.

An experimental example and a number of variations of the example are used to test the algorithm and the results reported using a number of comparative metrics.

The team gave 1,000 volunteer students smartphones equipped with an app that measures the phone's activity the times it is used, for example—and the number of people it calls or texts.

First the treatment presented is general in nature but will be specified for the sake of an example and the number of extra degrees of freedom will be reduced to four.

Although there were some specifications for functions and dimensions — total square feet, for example, and the number of bedrooms and baths — there wasn't a clue as to style or a construction budget.

Each of the pools is characterized mostly by the fees they charge per block – 2% for Slush's pool, for example – and the number of users.

But this example (and a number of others described by the New York Times' Bob Herbert) leads one reluctantly but inexorably to the sense that it's deja vu all over again.