Sentence examples for example the single from inspiring English sources
For example, the single supplement on some Mekong River itineraries has been waived for travelers who book by March 31.
Take, for example, the single Washingtonian who couldn't bring a new boyfriend home because she was sharing her bed with her mother, who was visiting from Argentina for a month.
In the 2011-12 elecycle cycle, for example, the single largest R.N.C. vendor at $42.7 million was FLS Connect, a 350-employee firm specializing in fund-raising, voter and constituent contact, and data management.
So will "software connectivity": legislative frameworks to support efficient cross-border movement of goods and capital for example, the Single Window project of the Association of South-East Asian Nations, allowing online data exchange.We will also need "people-to-people connectivity" to promote mutual understanding a key element in fighting extremism.
For example, the single mutant of each gene is able to produce seeds with normal viability.
Nowadays, the micro-nanorobot can perform some simple tasks automatically, for example, the single cell injection.
Consider, for example, the single-celled being Cryptosporidium parvum.
For example, the single-hop bandwidth-per-link is three times greater than the multiple-hop value for a mesh network of 49 nodes and for a completely connected network of 13 nodes.
For example, the single-chain variable fragment (scFv: ∼28 kDa) that consists of variable heavy- and light-chain domains connected with a flexible peptide linker can be used to target cells with high binding affinity and specificity.
However, both approaches exhibit serious limitations: the effect of smTKIs depends on the presence of certain mutant form of EGFR (For example: the single-point substitution mutation L858R in exon 21), however, this mutant form is only present in approximately 30%50%% of Asians and 10% of non-Asians (Shim et al., 2011; Kerr, 2013).
A common misconception of evolution is the assumption that, over time, organisms universally evolve from simplistic forms into more complex life forms (for example, the single-celled organism becomes multicellular; monkeys gave way to apes which evolved into humans; Jakobi 2010).
