Sentence examples for example enforced from inspiring English sources

The eventual conclusion was that cheap, simple methods (for example, enforced standing) worked best, and were also more acceptable to the public than outright physical violence.

Mark Taylor, for example, enforced the follow-on three times out of five; Steve Waugh, who was captain that time in Kolkata, did so without fail, eight out of eight; Ricky Ponting was more conservative, doing so four times out of 13, on the grounds that a cat can be skinned in more ways than one (Ponting was also reluctant to field first after the experience at Edgbaston in 2005).

Unobtrusive action of the system is for example enforced with the help of learning and context awareness mechanisms that help the system to transparently act on behalf of its users without demanding any direct interaction of them.

For example, enforced GAPDH expression maintains ATP levels, enhances autophagy and promotes clonogenic survival [25].

For example, enforced expression of miR-1 in lung, colon, RMS, and chordoma cells dramatically suppressed Met expression and inhibited tumor cell growth [ 42, 44, 69].

20– 22 For example, enforced expression of miR-29b in acute myeloid leukemia cells resulted in marked reduction of the expression of DNA methyltransferases DNMT1, DNMT3A and DNMT3B at both RNA and protein levels.

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After some years experience--and this is where it gets really interesting--you may get involved in litigation, for example, enforcing your company's or client's patent rights against an infringer, or defending them against an allegation of infringement.

He noted that the "vast majority" of senior military officers led by example and enforced ethical standards.

The Civil Rights Division, for example, has enforced anti-discrimination laws, including the sacred Voting Rights Act, since the 1960's, under more Republican presidents than Democratic presidents.

In recent years, the most glaring examples of enforced disappearance conducted by non-state actors are those perpetrated by Daesh and Boko Haram.