Sentence examples for example reviewed from inspiring English sources

Fitchett and Caruana (2015), for example, reviewed the development of studies in marketing and consumer research.

For example, reviewed studies making use of methods that assume selection on observables rarely used findings from prior research or expert advice to establish the causal pathway between interventions and outcomes.

For example, reviewed studies failed to report which bootstrap method was used to construct the reported confidence intervals, or did not provide any justification for the number of replications employed.

Charles J. Richardson of the Detroit Times, for example, reviewed The American Venus -- a 1926 romantic comedy which first brought Brooks her first reviews.

A study published last year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, for example, reviewed the publication and citation data of 1,372 of the globe's busiest climate researchers.

Bernard Shaw, for example, reviewed the play in the Saturday Review, arguing that comedy should touch as well as amuse, "I go to the theatre to be moved to laughter".

For example, reviewing Rob Reiner's North (1994), he expostulated: "I hated this movie.

In addition, accounting professionals incorporate due diligence services for their clients by, for example, reviewing benefits plans for funding sufficiency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

In 1974, for example, reviewing "Magnum Force" in The New Yorker, Pauline Kael declared: "Clint Eastwood isn't offensive; he isn't an actor, so one could hardly call him a bad actor.

"The truth is that Mrs [Toni] Morrison won't go for the bone of divide-and-conquer that the Liberals especially like to see black people gnawing at," writes Kiarri Cheatwood, for example, reviewing a book of Walker's poetry.

"For example, review your phone or Internet account.