Sentence examples for example is closely from inspiring English sources

Gamma-secretase, for example, is closely related to a protein that is responsible for processing another protein called Notch.

The development of the Florentine elite, for example, is closely tied to the political and economic privileges they derived from their access to ecclesiastical property.

(This example is closely related to the previous example, but it does not directly call into question the truth of a belief someone already has).

Fidelity Labs, for example, is closely tied to the core business — both physically and strategically — and is appropriately focused on incremental or adjacent innovations that are directly tied to the financial lives of Fidelity's customers, and how they're going to invest in the future.

Our ability to use and interpret the verb 'buy', for example, is closely intertwined with our background awareness of the nature of commercial transfer, which involves a seller, a buyer, goods, money, the relation between the money and the goods, and so forth.

Their ecstasies, for example, were closely related to the trances and spirit journeys of the early magicians and shamans (religious personages with healing and psychic transformation powers).

"Objective" outside directors, for example, are closely aligned with management, they are not as expert in the business, and they lack the detailed knowledge of the company needed for a truly objective evaluation of a business's prospects.

The intra-conoid MTs, for example, are closely associated with the secretory organelles, such as rhoptries and micronemes, and are speculated to provide structural support for protein secretion from these organelles during invasion [3], [18].

Cancer diagnoses are highly reliable when validated against consultants' letters and hospital discharge summaries (Jick et al, 1997), and age-specific time trends in the incidence of breast cancer, for example, are closely similar to those reported by the Office for National Statistics (Kaye et al, 2000).

Those diseases that do behave in a Mendelian way—haemophilia and sickle-cell anaemia, for example—are closely tied to the mutational failure of individual genes (a blood-clotting factor and one of the genes for haemoglobin, respectively, for these two diseases).

For example, sepsis is closely related to bacteremia, which is the infection of blood with bacteria, and septicemia, which is a systemic inflammatory condition caused specifically by bacteria and typically associated with bacteremia.