Sentence examples for example are controlled from inspiring English sources

Parts of New York's coastline, for example, are controlled by the federal government, from which private companies must lease access.

The country's media networks, for example, are controlled by various oligarchic groups, not by Mr Yanukovych or his sons.Meanwhile, influential oligarchs who have long backed Mr Yanukovych and the Party of Regions are wary of "the family" and are displeased by Ukraine's alienation from Europe.

Coyne [ 14] reported that the shortened copulations observed between Drosophila simulans and D. mauritiana, for example, are controlled by genes on all three major chromosomes, the two autosomes more important than the X chromosome.

The air vents, for example, were controlled by old-fashioned organ stops, which push in and out.

Google, for example, is controlled by its founders and can ignore Wall Street's whims.

The huge Mugunga refugee camp west of the Zairian provincial capital of Goma, for example, is controlled by exiled Rwandan Hutu militias, including some of those that fled Rwanda after participating in the genocide of more than 800,000 people, mainly ethnic Tutsis, in 1994.

The root-specific expression of 30 kD xylem sap protein (XSP30), for example, is controlled by a circadian clock and shows diurnal fluctuations.

The variety of learners' problems is evaluated, and the presentation of examples is controlled on the four-category basis shown in Fig. 1.

The only other metazoan example is control of the mitosis/meiosis decision, which also occurs in germ cells (see Kimble 2011 for review).

For example, the Iraqi National Police, which are controlled by the Interior Ministry, remain mostly a disaster.

Using standardised patients is a particularly powerful way to study these factors, because at least some of the variables (case presentation and complexity, for example) can be controlled.