Sentence examples for example the net from inspiring English sources
For example, the net reproductive rate for the Galapagos cactus finch (Geospiza scandens) is 2.101, which means that the population can more than double its size each generation.
In Michigan, for example, the net tuition paid per student (after financial aid) rose from about $3,900 in 1985 to nearly $9,000 in 2010, in inflation adjusted dollars.
If, for example, the net income from a plot of land is expected to be $1,200 a year indefinitely and if the prevailing yield on long-term assets is 6 percent, then the land will be worth $20,000.
There are contradictions that cause confusion – for example, the Net Generation professes to be less interested than their predecessors in so-called "good jobs" and yet is much more aware of brands and, perhaps most famously, appears to be uninterested in politics and yet has embraced President Barack Obama, who connected with them on their own terms – via the internet and mobile communications.
Quantitative results describe, for example, the net amount of nanoparticles that are targeted towards the chosen region due to the influence of a magnetic field.
For example, the net fuel-to-electricity efficiency of the AHPS is 95.90%, which is 21.61 percentage points higher than that of the STHS.
Guo Liang, a scholar with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences who studies the role of the Internet in Chinese society, said the case was the latest example of the Net's growing influence.
For example, if the net return of bird activity is positive then it would be unnecessary for growers to invest money in controlling bird activity.
Fig. 1A shows an example of the net current traces obtained from a cell superfused serially with solutions containing Asp−, Cl−, NO 3 - and I−.
If you're passionate about Brazil, for example, search the net for the names of flowers, warriors, or folk tale characters from the Amazon.
As an example the gill net fleet changed most of its nets from 7 inch to 9 inch mesh size from 1994 1998 [30].
