Sentence examples for example that clearly from inspiring English sources

We give limited numerical results for one such example that clearly indicates the advantages of our approach.

Preparation is key here so have an example that clearly shows why team working was important and how your skills influenced the positive outcome".

An example that clearly brings out the difficulties introduced by non-ideal measurements was formulated in the context of Stern-Gerlach experiments (Elby 1993).

There's now a new visual representation of the boards and cards that you attach to a Trello card, for example, that clearly shows that the attachment is indeed a card or board (and not just some link).

Our study on XCPE2-driven transcription also provides, in our knowledge, the first example that clearly demonstrates mediator-dependent basal (but not activated) transcription from TATA-less promoters.

The present study is, to our knowledge, the first example that clearly suggests that distinct intraspecific ecotypes of an amphidromous fish species (as determined from morphological, reproductive, behavioural, and genetic evidence) may be formed as a consequence of loss of migration and subsequent divergence.

The relevance of the approach proposed in this paper is highlighted through various examples that clearly show that some coupling effects between the two directions of the problem take place.

Suppose, for example, that Congress clearly intended to switch to a stricter test, but was also clearly operating on the mistaken belief that the existing test ("arbitrary or capricious") was more lenient than the "substantial evidence" standard.

In this classic example that illustrates clearly how growth isn't inflationary; real interest rates soared by 9 percentage points to yield a positive 7% return on sovereign debt!

An example that falls clearly onto the quantum side is provided by a simulator of the Gibbons-Hawking effect [73, 74], which is fundamentally reliant on quantum vacuum fluctuations.

There's a rather long history of lackluster video game tie-ins (1982's E.T. for example) that were clearly rushed, sharing very little of the storyline, look and behavior of their respective films.