Sentence examples for example was expressed from inspiring English sources
The initial response to the vote rigging, for example, was expressed in the simple question: "Where is my vote?" Gradually, people realised that voting was only a means through which to exercise their authority over the state, and that as long as this was impossible demanding the right to vote was irrelevant.
The Ets-4 homolog, for example, was expressed in the granular cell layers specifically found in the optic lobes in coleoid cephalopods.
The feedback from p70S6K via Cyclin B1, for example, was expressed by the edges p70S6K →Cyclin B1 and Cyclin B1 →ERK1/2.
Therefore, the probability that a HW was an MD for example was expressed in a multivariate logistic regression model as: p ^ = e b 0 + b 1 X 1 + b 2 X 2 + … + b k X k 1 + e b 0 + b 1 X 1 + b 2 X 2 + … + b k X k where p ^ is the expected probability that a HW is an MD; X1 through Xk are k distinct independent variables; and b0 through bk are the regression coefficients.
PoptrCAD7, for example, is expressed in leaves and petioles, but presents a very low expression in the bark and xylem.
Acceleration, for example, is expressed as L/T2 in dimensional analysis because it is a distance (L, length) per unit of time (T) squared; whether the actual units of length are expressed in the British Imperial or metric system is immaterial.
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k InP may, for example, be expressed as a function of the processing fee allocation such that as the allocation grows so does the branching factor.
Such concerns could, for example, be expressed about the delay of issuing visas to DS agents kept out of Libya.
In Mayan most relational nouns are metaphorically derived from body parts so that "on top of," for example, is expressed by the word for head.
The monopteros mutant, for example, is expressed in the Arabidopsis embryo, and the mutant is characterized by abnormal divisions in the prospective procambial tissue in the embryo and defective cotyledonary vein formation [10], [11].
