Sentence examples for example can yield from inspiring English sources

For example, its three-part weightings are frequently criticized for being arbitrary; another problem is that minor variations in the literacy rates of developed nations, for example, can yield significant differences in how countries rank.

A eutectic system, for example, can yield a near-pure crystal product in one step whereas a solid solution system would need many.

Fibril assembly of β2-microglobulin, for example, can yield "worm-like", "rod-like" or "long straight" intermediates [12].

Increases in physical activity, for example, can yield improvements in cardiovascular fitness and functional status, independent of associated weight loss, glycemic control, or reductions in blood pressure.

This complexity complicates accurate characterization of environmental risk because single step transformations of progestins, for example, can yield glucocorticoids or androgens (e.g., progesterone dealkylation forms androstenedione) and androgen aromatization yields estrogens.

"Dionysus Filius Dei," a dance opera written and directed by Ellen Stewart, with music by Elizabeth Swados, Michael Sirotta and several other composers, is a vital example of what this exercise can yield.

By proposing "rational" trade-offs, for example, politicians can yield effects which are contrary to their goal: in political disputes like the Israeli Palestinian conflict, instrumentally driven trade-offs can exacerbate violent opposition to compromise solutions, "while noninstrumental symbolic compromises may reduce support for violence" (p. 272).

For example, dirty laundry can yield traces of blood, sweat or semen; the nosepiece and ear pieces of a pair of glasses can carry skin cells or sweat; and a bullet that goes through a body can carry away tissue.

For example, a run can yield a few million bp of DNA, which for a bacterial genome is in the range of 1x coverage or less and this low-level of coverage presents serious challenges for bioinformatics (Quail et al. 2012; Reffaee et al. 2014).

This means that Apple can take a lower profit margin on the iPad, 25 percent, than it does on, for example, the iPhone, which can yield as much as 50 percent profit.

For example, too much apoptosis can yield tissue degeneration [ 3- 6], while too little apoptosis allows either dysfunctional cells to accumulate or differentiated immune cells to persist [ 7- 9].