Sentence examples for example of a range from inspiring English sources
In fact it is just one example of a range of cultures among Mexico's 10m Indians.
Wild deer are one example of a range of ecological resources, whether individual species, habitats or ecosystem services, for which management at a landscape scale is likely to be far more effective than the single-site approaches favoured (and incentivised) to date.
Some of the doctor contacts described regret at having responded to hearing experiences described by a doctor friend in terms of symptoms rather than an example of a range of ordinary experience.
The slide also showed examples of a range of equipment that could be issued with in future including a camera, "wearable computing" (such as a smart watch) and what appear to be Google Glass-type spectacles designed to enhance "situational awareness".
Table 5 contains examples of a range of students' free text comments.
Brown and Matthew (1962) discussed the value of the hormone assays and included examples of a range of gynaecological disorders and surgical and medical procedures showing that the hormone values and patterns correlated closely with, and confirmed, the clinical findings.
For example, synthesis of a range of enzymes in the glycolytic pathway including dehydrogenases and kinases has been shown to be enhanced during early biofilm formation [ 17].
The Macy's change is just one example of a wide range of initiatives retailers are pursuing as they struggle to cope with an economy where sales are lower than they were just a few years ago.
In North America, the monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) is a well-known example of a wide-range migrant with an extensive breeding range.
Illustrated by selected examples of software a range of tools and their potential applications are presented.
