Sentence examples for examples are readily from inspiring English sources

Extending the editor interface itself is easy, as source code examples are readily available.

Many properties of this bound observed from numerical examples are readily explained in the basic variable space and the redundant force space.

Further examples are readily available at http://identifiers.org/documentation.org/documentation

In the absence of suitable rules, examples are readily found of investigators setting a primary endpoint of response, a drug failing to meet that response, but the drug being declared interesting for further study based on other desirable characteristics [ 18, 19] Other authors have investigated the use of multiple endpoints in phase II trials.

Hydrogen, for example, is readily removed in a vacuum to less than two parts per million.

The Chinese nuclear tests conducted in the atmosphere during the 1970s, for example, were readily identified within a couple of weeks by laboratories attached to British nuclear power stations as well as Swedish ones.

As Shanahan points out Shanahan 1997 [p. 24]) Fodor's "fridgeon" example is readily formalized in the Situation Calculus and poses no special problems.

Jonah, for example was readily recognisable by his attribute of the large fish, and was commonly seen to symbolised Jesus' death and resurrection.

Chromatin fibers, for example, were readily apparent (Fig. 5, C G, yellow fibers in the region labeled "Nucleoplasm/Chromatin").

For example, lymphocytes are readily observed both perivascularly and tightly attached to the endothelium adjacent to the infiltrates (Figure 7A and B, arrows).

When judging risks, we often go wrong by using what's called the availability heuristic: we gauge a danger according to how many examples of it are readily available in our minds.