Sentence examples for examples that invoke from inspiring English sources

NI identifies just one example and does not probe for similarities and differences U does not choose examples that invoke the same mechanism(s).

Table 3 Answers to the first open question 1. Scientific view 7 4.6% 2. a. Answers that invoke examples of animals that "change their characteristics –they have mechanisms of adaptation… in order to…, so as to…" 70 45.8% b.

Of the 21 examples reported that invoke heterozygote advantage as an explanation for the maintenance of polymorphism, compelling evidence for heterozygote advantage is lacking in nearly every instance (Table S1).

Malnutrition is an example of an environmental stressor that invokes a predictive adaptive response in the developing organism (Hanson et al. 2011).

My story looks at examples that are being invoked either as why the ballot measure is, or isn't, a good idea.

Goods that invoke Hitler, for example, are popular in India, where it seems some businesses think the pull of his charisma outweighs the negative connotation of his crimes.

Along the way, he invoked funny and revealing examples that included everything from obsolete ice-delivery men to beach sandals that open beer bottles.

Disneyland is one of his examples: an imaginary world that invokes something "real," though that "real" world is just as imaginary.

For some, these examples may invoke fear that losing a child could render a death sentence for the parent.

I would suggest that each of these five items can at different time be important, such that when we look at British Social Attitudes data, for example, we find that people invoke versions of each of them.

The Sydney biennial, for example, includes multiple works that explicitly invoke the question of immigration.