Sentence examples for example evident from inspiring English sources

Such planar cell polarity (PCP) is for example evident in the regular arrangement of the stereocilia in the cochlea of the mammalian inner ear or in (almost) all Drosophila adult external structures.

This is for example evident in the CR haplotype 4 (Table 1), which was assigned to haplogroup M52a both by the virtual Phylotree haplotypes (costs of 4.62 4.92) and the database of full mtGenomes.

This concern is, for example, evident in the tensions that exist in efforts to formulate policy on the distribution of health resources utilizing public involvement, when something beyond individual preference is needed to arbitrate value conflicts.

Much recent work on patch-occupancy dynamics has been concentrated in terrestrial ecosystems, with few examples evident from soft-sediment marine habitats.

Offering complementary specialist disability consultation or services within hospitals, such as the LDLN, reflects a hospital policy commitment to improving care for people with intellectual disability, but it is unclear if these will continue or extend beyond the few examples evident in the literature [ 29].

The most obvious example was evident before the 1979 European Cup semi-final first leg.

The most visible example is evident the moment you pop certain DVD's into your player: letterboxing, the practice of transferring films to video formats without altering their original horizontal images to make them fit a square.

A certain barely suppressed rage, for example, is evident in the guy in Phoenix who wears his gun to a protest against Hillary ("I'm out here with two friends, Smith and Wesson").

This information can be even more heterogeneous in nature than the above example as evident by the example dataset used for analysis in this work which models five different types of social relationships.

One recent example is evident in the xenophobic remarks of the Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, who recently referred to Mexican and other immigrants as rapists and murderers.

The impact of simple changes, using long term rather than chronic for example, seemed evident in the lay member groups.