Sentence examples for example emerge from inspiring English sources

Copepods, for example, emerge just before the peak bloom of algae.

How would concentrated lipids for example emerge in these zones?

Agreement on the tasks of treatment, collaborative participation and regularity of contact with clinicians for example emerge as 'active' elements of the alliance.

The last 20 years have seen pathogens, such as the corn smut fungus Ustilago maydis and the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae, for example, emerge as model systems (Dean et al., 2012).

For example, eMerge Interactive, which serves the cattle industry, must wire an industry that is among the least sophisticated technologically smart.

The Kohlberg Kravis Roberts book, for example, emerged from an internal case study of the firm's deals.

The Nipah virus, for example, emerged in Malaysia after hopping from bats to pigs to humans.

In Beijing – the last Olympic host city – an example emerged this week of the potential benefits that the Games can bring to the performing arts.

Furthermore, some regions most of Britain, for example—emerged from the half-century of crisis in a more prosperous condition than before.

Brood X, for example, emerged in 2004 in much of the Eastern United States as well — but nowhere did it overlap with Brood II.

The latest example emerged last week with a study in the British Medical Journal demonstrating that the agnus castus fruit - otherwise known as the chaste berry - offers effective treatment for many of the symptoms of pre-menstrual syndrome.