Sentence examples for example state that from inspiring English sources

Porter and Olmsted Teisberg [ 26], for example, state that: "in health care, as in most industries cost and quality can improve simultaneously as providers prevent errors, boost efficiency, and develop expertise".

Antina de Jong and her colleagues, for example, state that: Enabling meaningful reproductive choice with regard to parenting or avoiding a child with a serious disorder or disability is (or should be) the very aim of offering testing for fetal abnormalities.

Stark and Finke, for example, state that any conclusion about whether religion is true or false is "beyond science".

And policies may, for example, state that tenants must apply for written permission if wanting to obtain an additional pet.

In your policy about when the workday starts, for example, state that you expect employees to show up on time — don't go into detail about what "tardy" and "absent" mean.

Helbing and Barietti [4], for example, state that 'computer simulation can be seen as experimental technique for hypothesis testing and scenario analysis'.

The 2009 Constitution, for example, states that "protected areas" form "part of the natural and cultural patrimony of the country", but also perform "economic functions for sustainable development".

For example, states that expand their Medicaid coverage, and hence provide health insurance to more people, consistently show a significant drop in mortality compared with neighboring states that don't expand coverage.

The British Medical Association for example states that, "the medical harms or benefits have not been unequivocally proven but there are clear risks of harm if the procedure is done inexpertly".

Commission Regulation (EC) 2257/94, for example, states that bananas sold in Europe must be "free from malformation or abnormal curvature," though Class 1 bananas can have "slight defects of shape," and Class 2 bananas can have full "defects of shape".

On its Web site, the producer of Red Bull, for example, states that "more than 2,500 reports have been published about taurine and its physiological effects," including acting as a "detoxifying agent".