Sentence examples for example serve as from inspiring English sources

Phospholipids with certain head groups can alter the surface chemistry of a bilayer and can, for example, serve as signals as well as "anchors" for other molecules in the membranes of cells.

"You can, for example, serve as the head of the committee that does the speaker series.

Atypical work like temporary agency work or non-permanent part-time work could, for example, serve as a starting point for a stable working situation and could therefore not automatically be defined as precarious work.

Rich collections of deep-sea corals off the coast of Alaska, for example, serve as a safe harbor from harsh ocean currents -- providing necessary areas for fish to spawn, feed, and take shelter from predators.

It could, for example, serve as a critical tool for developing a data-driven model for the Foxh1, sox32, and gsc motif, both deterministic and stochastic.

The results can for example serve as a basis for decisions about collapsing categories on the rating scale and for decisions about how to handle indefinite or missing ratings.

"Pushing Hands," for example, serves as a sort of template for what comes later.

The Babylonian example served as a sort of wake-up call to the Greeks.

The Hewlett-Packard co-founder David Packard, for example, served as deputy secretary of defense in the Nixon administration.

Bob DeCotiis, for example, served as counsel to Gov. Jim Florio more than two decades ago, just as his son Michael served as counsel years later to Gov. Jim McGreevey.

If nothing else, their example serves as a reminder of just how unhelpful the Book of Genesis can be, especially to pregnant women.