Sentence examples for example of the distinct from inspiring English sources
At a former school, we had a student who won a college scholarship for asthmatic athletes, which is just one example of the distinct opportunities that exist if you are willing to dig.
Insm1 but not Ngn3 expression is maintained in mature endocrine cells, providing an example of the distinct regulatory cascades operative in development and maturity.
Recent and relevant examples of the distinct applications, with particular emphasis on tissue engineering, drug delivery and environmental applications, are presented.
Figure 6 provides additional examples of the distinct differences in response patterns between sites in L2 and those in the immediately adjacent secondary auditory areas.
Another noteworthy example of this distinct form of hashtag activism is #ShoutYourAbortion - a viral hashtag that emerged this past September with the aim to encourage discussion and personal story-sharing on a topic that is highly stigmatized, and therefore often swept under the rug.
"Arles, View from the Wheat Fields" (1888) is a classic example of the artist's distinct penwork of curved and swirling parallel strokes and hatching.
Examples of these distinct characteristics can be found, on the one hand, in his happy and playful poetry for small children about Superguppie, in which Van de Vendel plays with rhyme and syntax.
This is indicated for example by the distinct patches of fluorescence in the larvae.
Three separate examples of this distinct difference in behavior are presented.
One example is the distinct plastid subtree of class II FBAs (FbaC1), which contains cryptophyte, dinophyte (alveolate), stramenopile, and haptophyte sequences (see blue boxes, supplementary fig. S3 e, Supplementary Material online), and has provided evidence for the common origin of CASH plastids (fourth lucky gene; Patron et al. 2004).
The sale provides an example of two distinct issues facing public land in the United States--the longstanding issue of private inholdings within public lands, and the recent trend of luxury home development near nature preserves.
