Sentence examples for example represents one from inspiring English sources

Aesthetic pride in the impaired body, for example, represents one aspect of personhood related to disability culture.

Spider venom toxins, for example, represent one-third of known NaV channel modulators [ 73].

Example 17a represents one of the less frequent cases in Han period Chinese in which a direct, though polite command, is issued by 當 dāng.

We used the fungal kingdom as an example as it represents one of the major clades of life with approximately 1.5 million species [ 18], of which only approximately 80.000 have been described.

For example, m=0.5 represents one-sided Gaussian fading and m=1 represents Rayleigh fading.

This particular example represents just one instance of a general phenomenon, which is that if one assumes an equal and opposite effect on risk of a pair of variants with equal frequency, then there will be more enrichment of the "risk" variant amongst "cases" than there is enrichment of the "protective" variant amongst "controls".

Unlike typical measurement variability, error in the generation or measurement of the reference signal will have the same relative impact on all the quantified metabolites and represents one example of a systematic bias.

The teaching and learning activity described in the "Methods" section of this study represents one example of a backward instructional design approach to developing instruction on evolution.

Azerbaijan represents one example of how the trio Eurasia-Russia, Iran, and Armenia might choose to divide up the spoils.

In conclusion PfHT represents one example of a rational approach in the drug discovery process to structure-base design of drugs.

For example, my law firm represents one family from Honduras — a mother, two teenagers and three toddlers — who fled gang violence and efforts by the MS-13 gang to recruit the teenage children.