Sentence examples for example excerpts from inspiring English sources

The new filing, which includes, for example, excerpts of confidential depositions of screeners, responds to a defense motion last month that asked Judge Hellerstein to dismiss the case.

Example excerpts from Watson's biography provide further evidence for how visualization practices were applied in the context of the discovery of DNA (Table 1).

To score positively the diagnosis should be confirmed at the time of sample collection, and the disease stage should be noted or the time since diagnosis should be stated, so that disease progression bias can be evaluated (example excerpts below).

For example, excerpts in the category Difficulty 1) include the words difficult, challenging, easy, etc., and 2) are clearly focused on the idea of determining how challenging a question is for students.

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An example excerpt from her poem An Evening Prospect: :: "Cast your eyes beyond this meadow, Painted by a hand divine, And observe the ample shadow ::: of that solemn ridge of pine".

Ideally, authors should perform an analysis of the influence of procedures and timing of biological sample collection on the results of the test (example excerpt below).

Interestingly, even one of the phase 4 studies, scored negatively for the item on patient spectrum (item 2, example excerpt below).

[19], [26] On the other hand, one of the phase 4 studies was subject to a kind of over blinding, and scored negatively in item 14 (example excerpt below).

[21] Nevertheless, problems arose because it was difficult to judge if all patients described as having entered into the study contributed to the results presented, as often authors reported the diagnostic accuracy for different biomarker patterns (e.g., different protein peaks), without actually providing the crude patient numbers (example excerpt below).

He doesn't, for example, include excerpts from the campy sing-along version of the "The Sound of Music" on film.