Sentence examples for examples in appendix from inspiring English sources

Course instructors will facilitate blind grading mechanisms (see examples in Appendix 1 below; consult the CTL for further assistance).

We have listed these examples in Appendix.

The second comprised 95 pairs of names of equal (initial) familiarity but low associativeness, and were obtained by randomly mixing the first names of famous people with the last names of others (see some examples in Appendix S1).

Likely, the proto-apicomplexan ancestor was a phototrophic alga harboring characteristic metabolic features previously found only in apicomplexan parasites, especially with regard to plastid-associated metabolic functions (see above and other examples in Appendix 2) (Kořený et al., 2011; van Dooren et al., 2012; Danne et al., 2013).

This observation applies, in particular, to our integrated financial system as shown by an example in "Appendix 1. Example: price-payment equilibria".

We use the definition, compatible with the example in Appendix A ψ ̲ ( u ) = ∫ 0 u f ( s, u ) d s = u − ψ ( u ), 1 − θ ≤ ψ ̲ ′ ( u ) ≤ 1.

For example, in Appendix 10 we discuss the usefulness of the autocorrelator: (f*V_1)(g*V_1) – (f*V_1)(g*V_2).

In each of these five cases, we recovered two clades, each comprising a single allele from each of the four Hawaiian lobeliad species examined (example in Appendix S1).

The new paper organization leads us to emphasize a different computational example in Appendix 10, but we still comment on autocorrelators at the end.

For example, in appendix 1, the concatenation of several amino acid binding sites versus individual ones, does not significantly reduce the replication burden.

As an example, in Appendix 2 we present WinBUGS (40) code for fitting the correct model to artificial data set 2. Here we assume uninformative uniform 0,1) prior distributions for each of the p and q parameters and a vague half-normal distribution for the log of the total population size.