Sentence examples for example are more apt from inspiring English sources
Young female athletes, for example, are more apt to stick with multivitamins, energy drinks and bars, doctors and trainers say.
Changes to functional domains and buried residues, for example, are more apt to disrupt protein structure and function than are changes to residues participating in loops or exposed to solvent.
They are much more likely than the rest of humanity to shoplift and cheat, for example, and they are more apt to be adulterers and to drink a great deal.
For example, North Carolina farmworkers are more apt to refer to pesticides as "liquidos" than as "pesticidas," and they often refer to applying pesticides at work with the term "sprayando" (English "spray," Spanish "ando"), rather than "fumigando".
For example, children as young as four are more apt to seek and believe information from instructors whom they perceive to be more competent, according to research by Harvard professor Paul Harris.
However, the "Just for Kids" section is designed for Netflix's youngest users — those who are watching cartoons from PBS or Disney, for example — not the older kids who are more apt to actively seek out content they know their parents would disapprove of them viewing.
For example, people are swayed by authority: They are more apt to jaywalk if a fellow in a well-tailored suit leads the way.
However, industry medicinal chemists, due to their optimization and development experience, are more apt to identify lead compounds that will succeed in optimization (meeting, for example, safety and absorption requirements).
