Sentence examples for example to reflect from inspiring English sources
When I asked Deborah Pryce, for example, to reflect on her time in the House, it wasn't the political issues that she remembered most.
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In this context it is interesting, for example, to reflect on the activities of Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, Kim Philby, etc who were active during the period that Miliband and others were publicly developing and refining critiques of capitalist power structures.
VIP neuron is another, perhaps more sensitive, example to reflect human SCN aging.
Other dynamic elements include the changes in the input output coefficients, for example to reflect increasing use of recycled paper in paper manufacturing, and the changes in manufacturing cost (Buongiorno and Zhu, 2014b).
Model examples were selected to reflect how key elements could be appropriately described in a trial protocol.
He believes the redesigned logo of the Missile Defense Agency, for example "appears ominously to reflect a morphing of the Islamic crescent and star with the Obama campaign logo".
Airport security measures imposed on all travelers, for example, are likely to reflect a proper balance between security and freedom, because we all have a stake in maintaining that balance.
The ancient names given to the dogs — Vesonius, Diomedes or Mulvia, for example — are intended to reflect the dogs' provenance, but the adoptive families are free to change them.
Such shift has been observed experimentally [ 11, 87] and has been incorporated in several models, for example, [ 88– 92], to reflect the autonomic modulation of I f through acetylcholine and (nor) adrenalin.
In this regard, exceptions to the generality of the male excess are also noteworthy – the excess of women with therapy-related AML, for example, being likely to reflect the use of chemo/radiotherapy in breast cancer (Martin et al, 2009).
