Sentence examples for example as no from inspiring English sources

This would not have been possible if considering offices, for example, as no detailed record exists of the offices' location or dimension.

For example, as no sensitive search filters exist for animal or bench studies, our search may have failed to capture all eligible reviews.

The frequently co-amplified gene DDX1 is a nice example, as no correlation between amplification and patient outcome could be established [ 24], but nevertheless, the gene appears to have oncogenic properties [ 23].

Correlation between the environmental state of an individual and those of its parents will thus generate correlation between the epigenetic states of parents and offspring modeled, for example, as no methylation (0) or methylation (1) of a cytosine at a particular autosomal CpG site.

I've eschewed therapy, been dicey with taking my medication, participated in "destructive behaviors" and have inserted myself into relationships with warning signs so bright they belong on the Las Vegas strip (sociopathic ex-boyfriends who cheated on me and stole from my roommates and I, for example, came as no surprise to close friends).

For example, as yet, no computer program can evaluate the quality or reliability of Internet content, nor comprehend the range of nuances in human conversation.

For those who have been listening to the growing clamour and cries of "persecution" amongst certain groups of Christians over the last few years, the latest examples come as no surprise.

Will the world's poor be fed, for example, as there is no profit there?

Aside from the dangers of boom and bust, this gap is producing some extremely quirky social trends: two or sometimes three generations of a family living under the same roof, for example, as teenagers can no longer afford to leave.

Taking my own situation as an example, as someone with no direct dependants I would intend to bequeath any assets to extended family and friends; in the event of part being taxable, one obvious way of "cheating" the tax man would be to leave some of it to charity.

The extraordinary range of tonal subtleties in the Cartoons, the deep, brooding qualities of the colours, for example – that ability Raphael has to paint such an extraordinarily wide range of blues, for example, as if there were no such thing as blueness – plays no part at all in the tapestries.