Sentence examples for example shortened from inspiring English sources

Rapid-prototyping machines have, for example, shortened the casting process for facial and cranial plates used in reconstructive surgery, says Robin Richards at the department of medical physics at University College, London.

Secondly, the targeting capacity of a certain miRNA can be blunted by the state of its target, for example, shortened 3´ UTRs in cancer cells or point-mutations in the 3´ UTRs.

ABB puts those finely tuned drives and motors into hoists for mines, for example, shortening the time it takes to get ore out by 5% to 20% over standard hoists.

For example, shortening apprenticeship programs to two years and de-emphasizing theoretical knowledge would especially help young workers from immigrant families to get on track to gainful employment.

For example, Mr. Larrabee said, the biologists in one case shortened the length of time they initially recommended for one of the fish windows.

But Taiwan banks want the framework agreement to give them preferential access that could, for example, shorten the waiting time for doing retail business in renminbi on the mainland.

For example, shortening of telomeres by targeting telomerase using various strategies caused inhibition of cancer cells growth [25].

For example, shortening and browning of roots as well as presence of less number of root hairs in Zea mays L. [ 17] and adverse effects on lateral roots development and root number in mung bean [ 18] have been reported.

What we see as aging, is an "effect" rather than a "cause"; for example shortening of telomeres can be a cause of aging, damage to mitochondria can be a cause of aging, aneuploidy can be a cause of aging, stem cell depletion can be a cause of aging, and so forth [ 20].

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Some fuel-saving steps proposed yesterday -- lowering the minimum required nighttime temperature in apartment buildings to 52 degrees, for example, or shortening the period when heat is required to be turned on by two months -- were quickly ruled out by city officials as unlikely.