Sentence examples for examples that arise from inspiring English sources

Three examples that arise in a broad range of engineered systems, from microelectronics to biologically inspired fiber array adhesion, are used to illuminate the stability criteria.

A standard example that arises frequently is that in which multiple habitat patches (often refuges, parks or reserves) are sampled independently with the goal of estimating the population size of some focal species in each reserve, or modeling the effect of explicit covariates related to landscape structure or management regime.

One trivial example that arose was whether L600 Ingrowing nail, could ever be 'hospital-acquired'.

In contrast to the recombination that repairs DNA double-stranded breaks (for example, that arising during DNA replication and meiotic recombination), the donor DNAs in natural transformation are transported into the cytoplasm as single strands with their 3′-end leading through a conserved membrane pore (Rec2/ComEC), whereas the complementary strands are simultaneously degraded.

For example, cancers that arise from BRCA1 mutations are specifically prone to PARP inhibitors.

With the launch of EPJ Techniques and Instrumentation (EPJ TI) we hope to specifically address this need, encouraging the open access dissemination of detailed experimental design descriptions, experimental techniques and practices, and examples of results that arise from such experiments, that go beyond the scope of traditional scientific journal articles.

Thus, del Molino et al. [20] and the current work present two distinct examples of dynamics that arise in an excitatory inhibitory system with (1/sqrt{N}) scaling of the mean weights, where linear stability of the connectivity matrix is not informative about the nonlinear dynamics.

This is a worthwhile goal and the authors have several examples of behaviors that arise within their framework as well as predictions.

Experimental evolution is increasingly used to simulate natural evolutionary processes (Kawecki et al., 2012); however, there are few examples where mutations that arise during laboratory evolution can also be identified in natural populations (Wong et al., 2012; Traverse et al., 2013).

For example, mammary tumors that arise in mice expressing a stabilized form of β-catenin from the cytokeratin 14 promoter express differentiation markers characteristic of both mammary epithelium, including cytokeratin 8, and epidermis, including cytokeratin 10 [28].

For example, power laws that arise from non-critical dynamics have been reported (Touboul and Destexhe, 2010), yet those power laws exhibit slopes of −10 to −50.