Sentence examples for example responsible for from inspiring English sources

Is crude, for example, responsible for what anecdotal reports say is a steep increase in turtles in Mississippi and Louisiana waters?

Sean Roberts for example, responsible for the animation-blending system that made the creature move with then-incredible grace, was working as a deliveryman – for a company called Black and White motorcycle couriers.

This masking causes delay in generating an alarm and the delay is more pronounced at lower case reporting rates and a higher specificity and is, for example, responsible for reducing the method's sensitivity to 98% at α = 0.5% and Sp = 99%.

In this study, we reasoned that a particular mechanism (HERG1 channel blockade, for example) responsible for a prevailing adverse effect of antipsychotic drugs (acquired LQT in this case) is also likely to be one unique mechanism by which their therapeutic effects are mediated, and that, by inference, this might contribute to our understanding of the underlying mechanisms in SCH.

The coupling between polarization of the diffuse electric double layers and field-induced electro-osmotic flow is, for example, responsible for the formation of mesoscopically large zig-zag structures, where electro-osmotic flow persists along the boundaries of the zig-zag structures [ 5– 7].

Each feeder, for example, is responsible for feeding 200 to 300 (or more) ducks — individually — three times a day.

The NHS, for example, is responsible for approximately 25% of all public sector greenhouse gas emissions in England.

The Goddess-Weaver, for example, is responsible for weaving stars, which bathe the earth in constant light.

The Scottish government, for example, is responsible for agriculture, forestries and fisheries in conjunction with the EU, not London.

Osama, for example, was responsible for the death of many Kenyans, and few here are sad to see him gone".

For example, mutations responsible for familial cancers of the breast and colon have been identified, enabling presymptomatic testing of individuals in at-risk families.