Sentence examples for example may constitute from inspiring English sources

Uttering the sentence It's cold in here, for example, may constitute a request or a command for more heat (though the sentence does not have the conventional form of either illocution), and it may cause the hearer to turn the heat up.

A specific example may constitute a useful illustration.

Washing one's hands before preparing a meal, for example, may constitute a goal-directed action that is performed to avoid contamination.

The presence of a single rRNA operon in P. carinii genome [26], the unique example among fungi, may constitute a specific adaptation to the lung environment.

For example, certain mutations may constitute genuine intermediate markers in causal pathways between certain chemicals and cancers, whereas other mutations are a consequence of a different chain of events, like genomic instability that arises in cancer cells (i.e., an effect of the disease, not a cause).

The Halston III example may be instructive.

For example, secondhand cigarette smoke may constitute a nuisance.

It is not only handling of the reptiles but also contact with the terrarium/cage, for example during cleaning, that may constitute public health risks.

Therefore, these families may constitute examples for miRNAs with a common ancient origin followed by amplification in higher plants.

These findings suggest that the ESS exposure in the peripubertal-juvenile period may constitute an example of environmental induction of the hippocampal BDNF, and may mimic behavioral effects of exogenous antidepressants in the HR phenotype.

Moreover, CN/PERK interaction may constitute an example of at least partial dissociation from stress sensor activation, since ATF6, IRE1α and PERK would not all be activated by the same mechanism of titration from BiP.