Sentence examples for example reflected by from inspiring English sources

During the Love Parade disaster in Duisburg this is, for example, reflected by the fact that, around 15:06, the minister of interior visited the Love Parade (see Table 3), but despite first signs of overcrowding, he left the festival area before the incident.

Their findings may also reflect between-country differences (for example in family resources or service provision), given that researchers from India [ 16] and the US (e.g., [ 10, 17]) have found higher than normative rates of family stress (for example reflected by high rates of parental depression and anxiety) in families where an adolescent has TID.

This might be a large-scale duplication, for example, WGD presumably reflected by the H2-a OP cluster, or segmental duplications presumably exemplified by the L2-h and H1-i clusters.

Pari-mutuel pools in horse-race betting, for example, reflect the chances of various horses to win as anticipated by the players.

This example reflects several ECSEL principles.

Moreover, the almost automorphy reflected by Example 3.6 has never been considered in any literature until now.

The proposed algorithm can be summarized by the flow diagram in Figure 2. Figure 1 Example of the light reflected by the object surface, supposing diffused light.

In fact, the almost periodic phenomenon reflected by Example 3.1 would be impossible to be studied in the previous literature works because there have been no concepts of almost periodic functions under non-translational shifts until now.

Among the increasingly numerous examples, the best known, reflected by the introduction of a new function, correspond to evolutionary novelties with a great impact.

Adherence and improvement to PIs should not take away from the priorities in clinical care, which are not necessarily reflected by PIs for example, there is no prioritization of PIs and clearly not all are life- or even limb-threatening issues.

Indeed, chronic lead exposure is known to interfere with hypothalamic and pituitary function as reflected by, for example, dopamine concentrations (Kala and Jadhav 1995) and signaling between the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland (Sokol et al. 2002).