Sentence examples for example in explaining from inspiring English sources

Some regulatory guidance is needed, for example, in explaining how to factor in the pay of part-time workers.

To take just one example: in explaining slow growth in the past, both the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility have tended to emphasise not just the eurozone but the impact on consumers of rising imported energy and food prices.

An example in explaining health behaviour is provided in our recent work on binge drinking, illustrating the added value of classifiers when compared to traditional approaches used in health psychology (e.g., regression analyses) [ 11].

The intervention reported in this paper used everyday examples in explaining clinical trial procedures and their implications.

Richard Boyd (1985, for example) argues that in explaining the success of science, we need to explain the overall instrumental success of scientific methods across the history of science.

The study was used as an example of a randomised trial in explaining to the television audience some of the principles related to such studies.

Only one part of the instructions specifically mentions student bathrooms, in an example explaining that investigators should not dismiss an entire complaint because specific allegations have been rejected.

For example, in an article explaining how dads can persuade their sons to tell them where the firearms are concealed at their schools, James C. McKinley Jr. writes: "One solution, says Russ Skiba, a psychologist at Indiana University, is to make a clear distinction early on between reporting something merely to get a child in trouble and telling an adult when someone might be killed or injured".

In the MFP algorithm, continuous predictors are subject to possible transformations including logarithm, square root, etc, or to two such transformations, giving a fractional polynomial model of degree 2 (FP2) (see Sauerbrei et al (1999) for an example in breast cancer explaining fractional polynomial analysis in detail).

For example, in the models explaining the receipt of support from different sources, the odds of receiving support among people who report a difficulty with five to nine IADLs are between 22 and 30 times the odds among people who report no such difficulty.

This case example was explained in detail in Section 5.2. Figure 4 shows the average sum rate advantage of the proposed scheme over two well-known limited feedback schemes.