Sentence examples for example when used from inspiring English sources

For example, when used as the capping agent, citrate has been shown to bind more strongly to {111} than {100} crystal facets, tending to form nanoplates.

For example, when used to predict only recessionary periods, "hybrid" models "win" in 7 of 11 cases, when condensing findings across all "windowing" approaches, estimation methods, and models, while model averaging does not "win" in a single case.

For example: When used in isolation, Amazon's Echo is nothing more than a fancy music box you can talk to, but when synced with IoT devices around the home, it becomes a central point of communication between the user and their networked devices.

The mutagen ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS), for example, when used at a concentration of 50 mM, induces loss-of-function mutations in a given C. elegans gene at an average frequency of one every 2,500 mutagenized P0 gametes [1] [6].

We note here that when class assignment is not the main goal of employing a particular multivariate statistical method, for example when used to monitor the dynamics in the low-dimensional projection subspace, different choices of normalization or even no normalization may be more appropriate.

The archetypes can then, for example when used for data entry, be combined with other archetypes to form larger composite structures [ 5].

The absence of sex-specific differences is useful in guiding genetic association study design, for example when using mixed controls for sex-biased traits.

For example, when using first, second or Royal Mail signed-for services, sending an item as a small parcel will be cheaper than sending it as a medium parcel.

Students can access their notebooks when they're away from the lab for example, when using equipment in another department.

For an example when using MMAO3A as co-catalyst in combination with BHT the catalyst activity increases by tenfold.

This problem is worsened with larger voxel sizes; for example, when using a thicker slice reconstruction interval.