Sentence examples for example as already from inspiring English sources

For example, as already mentioned, it is easy to come up with a choice function for the collection of pairs of real numbers (simply choose the smaller element of each pair).

For example, as already highlighted, children in detention have special needs, face specific problems, and exhibit specific stress reactions [ 23, 24, 29, 78].

For example, as already noted above, Power exhibited the same activations as other A+V+ categories (i.e., ventral striatum and insula) but stronger increases in motor areas similar to A−V− (Tension).

For example, as the already technologically oriented human beings that we are, we will tend to conceive communication as a problem requiring a technological solution.

For example, as we already know that all list pages contain the path string that corresponds to uploader names, and almost all detail pages contain the path string that corresponds to tags, we can then use these two different types of path strings to identify list pages and detail pages.

Example 3.1 As already pointed, the mean L is ( H, A ) -stabilizable.

Control and distribution of food, for example milk as already indicated, reflects women's performance of power and assertion of their roles.

More and more scholars argue that part-time work should no longer be seen as atypical employment (for Austria, see for example [41]).13 As already stated, part-time work in Austria is socially and legally equal to full-time work.

Passport Health Communications is just one example, as the company is already processing thousands of transactions every day through Eligible.

Some of the short-term effects have been highlighted already: for example, as Frank Rose observed in his brilliant book The Art of Immersion, we are living in a hyperlink economy where information is worth less than the ability to retrieve it.

U.K. universities were mentioned as already showing examples of good practice in this way and were praised for having an academic job market that is open to all scientists, regardless of nationality.