Germany's low use of antibiotics, for example, must take into account the popularity of alternative medicine, he says.
Parkinson's patients like Mr. Anderson, for example, must take medications at precise intervals to replace the brain chemical dopamine, which is diminished by the disease.
To enter the New York City Marathon, for example, runners must take part in a lottery.
To make gray pictures, for example, he must take tortuous measures to disable his newest printer's insistence that black is a combination of nine colors.
For example, you must take courses in biology, chemistry, and physics to prepare for the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) and fulfill medical school prerequisites.
To give but a few examples: We must take into serious consideration that signalling mostly occurs in protein assemblies that may be highly organised but are at least specifically localised to distinct, functionally defined subcellular compartments.
At the Department of Defense, for example, 650,000 civilians must take off 11 days without pay — generally once a week — through September, when the current fiscal year ends.
For example, Kentucky workers must take a 10 minute break for every 4 hours of work.
Non-adherence, he said, is worst among patients with co-infections that require more pills -- tuberculosis patients, for example, must also take four antibiotics.
Once American military power has been unleashed, for example, the other branches must take into account the practical effects of a withdrawal order, not only the abstract question of whether the president violated the law.
For example, development-cooperation policies must take much greater account of human mobility.
