Sentence examples for examples are identified from inspiring English sources
Although the examples are identified from whole adult bodies, the sex-biased expression is likely due to tissue dimorphism.
The examples were identified by Professor Rodney Brazier, a legal academic and informal constitutional adviser to the Queen's private secretary, in an academic paper published in the Cambridge Law Journal in 2007.
Case examples were identified through a grassroots internet search and a modified version of snowball sampling (Atkinson & Flint, 2001).
Several examples were identified that displayed cell potency in the picomolar range, inhibiting LPS-induced TNF-α release by primary peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs).
However, a number of examples were identified in which enzyme activities did not reflect transcript changes, suggesting post-transcriptional regulation.
The data were synthesised thematically in spread-sheets for each programme activity, and common themes and illustrative examples were identified.
From the key phrases and information in the interview notes, examples were identified to supplement the questionnaire results.
Sequences homologous to peptidase family-type examples were identified from BLASTP (16) searches of the NCBI non-redundant protein sequence database (17).
