Sentence examples for example in primary from inspiring English sources

For example, in primary screening bioassay AID1663 there are 661 bioactive compounds.

Liquid shim is an epoxy-based paste commonly used to fill gaps encountered in composite assemblies, found for example in primary aircraft structures, allowing a better load transfer between mechanically fastened components.

In all the notebooks after this experience, many extinct animals were mentioned, and extinction was described as a recurrent phenomenon ("Then many other animals, not just dinosaurs, became extinct," for example, in primary school; "Many changes happened in the past and they continue now," primary and middle school).

For example, in primary human T-cells GREs of the type UGUUUGUUUGU (related to DE3) were enriched in short lived mRNAs, but other GREs such as UGUGU (DE4) were not identified [21].

For example, in primary care, physicians failed to recognise depression in about 30 50% of their depressed patients [ 17].

As an example, in primary hyperparathyroidism, elevated parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels increase bone resorption, tubular Ca reabsorption and, indirectly, intestinal Ca absorption (by increasing renal synthesis of calcitriol).

Other factors, for example, delay in primary care referral or delay in diagnosis in secondary care, may contribute to delay in diagnosis.

For example, in neuronal primary cilia, B9-C2 containing proteins have been shown to collect at the base of the primary cilium in the transition zone [ 43- 47] and physically interact and with ciliary protein localization [ 48] (and reviewed in [ 49]).

"What are we supposed to do, show you the worst example and the best example in the primary galleries?

For example, in the primary rainforest of Gabon, there are four duikers of similar size: the black-fronted duiker (C. nigrifons), Peters' duiker (C. callipygus), bay duiker (C. dorsalis), and white-bellied duiker (C. leucogaster).

For example, in the primary visual cortex (V1), cells respond preferentially to lines and edges of a particular orientation.