Sentence examples for example arise from inspiring English sources

Such a delay can for example arise from acoustic wave bandpass filters in the receive chain.

A number of physical features (i.e. buoyancy and wind field divergence for example) arise in and around an incipient fire that defines the shape and spreading pattern of the flame zone.

This may indicate a possible deficiency of the relevant metabolic enzymes in cancer, which could, for example, arise from loss-of-function mutations in their genes.

Adjustments in tRNA maturation could, for example, arise as a consequence of variations in environmental parameters, causing modifications in translational control.

This could, for example, arise in an acute situation when the women felt totally worn out and exposed and the staff said: " pull your self together".

Such synergistic effects might, for example, arise from the well-documented phenomenon of distribution of metabolic control over multiple enzymes in metabolic pathways (34, 35) or from other regulatory or catalytic interactions.

Desire, for example, "arises not from reason".

(Trichinosis, for example, arose as a human disease when we started to eat pork).

Resistance to antiviral drugs like Tamiflu, for example, arose without warning.

One strong example arose in 1906, when Millicent Garrett Fawcett, the leader of the non-militant side of the movement, wrote to the Times in support of the militants.

Some of the Commonwealth's most enduring successes – its role in ending South African apartheid, for example – arose from creating dialogue between countries with different outlooks who nonetheless managed to agree a way forward.