Sentence examples for example of the considerable from inspiring English sources

This is a good example of the considerable potential for boringness in Judson's think pieces.

There is, for example, evidence that most of the considerable premature excess mortality found in patients with schizophrenia is due to cigarette smoking [ 3].

Several key features of the system together with the system description and the considerable example of the applications are described.

Another example that shows the considerable institutional backing of these kinds of networks is the UCSD 'signaling gateway', which operates by having experts monitor and update two or three molecules each and peer-review each others work on the thousands of protein molecules inside the database.

All of the aesthetic expressions that have come down from the Maya, for example, obviously reflect the considerable weight of theocracy that existed in their world.

The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) report on assessing food security in Yemen (Ecker et al. 2010) is an example of a considerable percentage of children being excluded from the analysis due to implausible and/or missing values.

To illustrate with a single example of considerable theoretical importance to autism, interest in hippocampal volume has been high since the neuropathology studies of Bauman and Kemper [ 1] reported evidence of increased cell packing density and reduced cell size in the hippocampus.

Looking into the process, the chosen example of nanocellulose shows a considerable change concerning the relative contributions of the various process steps.

We report some examples of our considerable research using PKUDDS.

Priebus, for example, was undercut by the considerable influence of chief strategist Steve Bannon and senior adviser Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law. .

Feldman uses the example of someone posting in considerable detail about being in septic shock, when such a possibility is extremely unlikely.