Sentence examples for example as discussed from inspiring English sources

With regard to the preschool example, as discussed previously, there is a selection effect into preschool.

For example, as discussed above, secondary implementers typically modify innovations due to their institutional setting and situational constraints.

For example, as discussed earlier, V. americana has a higher water use, when compared to M. perforata.

For example, as discussed above larger particles have shown to behave more in accordance with DLVO theory than smaller particles [33].

For example, as discussed above, the ONLY reason the individual cuts all expire at the end of 2025 is because they had to for the bill to become Byrd Rule compliant.

For example, as discussed above, considerations having to do with unification do not by themselves explain why it is appropriate to explain effects in terms of their causes rather than vice-versa.

For example, Chrysler, as discussed above, acquired AMC in 1987 for access to AMC's Jeep vehicles and in 1998 was itself merged with Daimler-Benz, which sought Chrysler's expertise in high-volume manufacturing and design techniques.

For example, while, as discussed above, an auto dealer is not subject to the interest limitation on their "floor plan financing interest," the trade-off is that these same businesses are not permitted to claim 100% bonus depreciation upon the purchase of assets.

Human SIRT1, for example, which as discussed above limits inflammation, has been shown to be a target of miR-34a (Yamakuchi et al. 2008).

For all plots shown here, we have used AUPRC because precision is more informative than specificity for the typical sizes of positive and negative example sets as discussed in the "Relative size of gold standard positive/negative sets" section of Results and discussion.

For example, as will be discussed, the first trimester placenta normally develops in a low oxygen environment and so in this case the oxygen tension is physiologically normoxic, even though it is lower than that experienced later in gestation.