Sentence examples for example gems from inspiring English sources

For example, GEMs directly model allowed rates of reaction or transport as flux.

For example, GEMS, a multi-site trial to prevent weight gain in 8 10 year-old African American girls, was developed for research purposes and then applied to afterschool programs (ASPs) in a variety of formats.

For example, GEM-based chemotherapy such as GC therapy achieves good antitumor activity.

Take, for example, this gem involving William James.

Another example are gem-diols, which are diols, i.e. compounds with exactly two hydroxy groups, where both hydroxy groups are attached to the same atom.

For example, the GEM 2013 survey indicates that in sub-Saharan Africa, a little over three quarters of new or nascent entrepreneurs rely primarily on their families and friends for startup funding (Kew et al., GEM India Report 2013).

The three volumes of Next Stop… Soweto (Strut), for example, gather forgotten gems from the apartheid era, ranging from raw mbaqanga to soul and jazz – a task continued on South African Funk Experience (Nascente).

For example, when Pocket Gems partnered with Comedy Central to make an Ugly Americans mobile app, the original writers of the show penned the scripts directly.

"We have great ancient cameos and an impressive collection of medals and plaquettes, but until now we had no example of Renaissance gem carving," said Jon L. Seydl, Cleveland's curator or European painting and sculpture.

The latest example was a gem on Saturday in which Lester held the Yankees to one run in seven innings to lead the Red Sox to a 4-1 victory and perhaps lend some credence to the seemingly far-fetched notion that the Red Sox might not be dead yet.

This is an intriguing example of a gem-dimethyl effect, which can be inverted by changing the substituent on the C atom adjacent to the CMe2 group from alkyl to aryl.