Sentence examples for example down to from inspiring English sources

Dr Oraevsky and other researchers have shown that it is possible to image the entire blood-supply system of a mouse, for example, down to a resolution of about half a millimetre.One of the most promising applications for photoacoustics is in the treatment of cancer.

Only if the weight percent of acid in the droplets changes significantly (for example, down to 70%, or up to 90%) will our predicted 'melting' altitude be in error by more than a kilometer.

Because Pipasic leverages the computed similarity and the shared peptides into the analysis, it is less at risk to overvalue these incorrect identifications and correctly reduces the presence of the Kre strain in this example down to a level where it cannot be distinguished from a 0% presence.

(Kleenex, 1925: "the proprietary name of an absorbent disposable cleansing paper tissue" - and 10 citations from such sources as Trade Marks Journal, Noel Coward, Gypsy Rose Lee, Graham Greene.) The result is so up-to-now it's even captured "fax" (v.t., 1979, with examples down to 1986).

Many business transactions, for example, come down to individual negotiations.

Ernest Bedford, for example, is down to his last $15, having been laid off as a bus driver.

Audubon's whooping crane, for example, bends down to swallow a baby alligator; his hawks feast on fresh-killed ducks.

Ad pages in the December issue, for example, were down to 50 from 58 in the December 2000 issue, and revenue was down to $2.8 million from $3.1 million.

Are there parts of the country … I've been told, Wales for example is down to one local newspaper with a reducing circulation".

City's victory Saturday, for example, came down to two wonderful strikes from Yaya Touré of Ivory Coast, whom City bought from Barcelona last summer.

The victory Saturday, for example, came down to two wonderful strikes from Yaya Touré, the Ivory Coast giant that City bought from Barcelona last summer.