Sentence examples for exemplified few from inspiring English sources

Neither of these theories was accountable to the history of science in the following important sense: If it turned out that the history of science exemplified few or no decisions in accordance with, say, Carnap's confirmationism, then so much the worse for the history of science.

The mixed biofilm sample was dominated in approximately equal extent by the Firmicutes, the Alpha- and Betaproteobacteria and was the only clone library to include Alphaproteobacteria. DGGE detected Alphaproteobacteria both in internal biofilm from two samples and also in a mixed sample, exemplifying few of the differences obtained by the two molecular approaches.

These studies exemplify a few of the many approaches that are being considered in the targeting of PDAC, including combinatorial approaches that target tumour cells and the individual components of the stroma.

Also, the utility of the database shall be exemplified by a few examples.

In her review, summarized in the December 2003 issue of Conservation Biology, she saw a trend exemplified by a few states toward protecting shared resources for current and future generations.

However, a few differences, exemplified by genetic distance, inversions and duplications, were observed between the two linkage maps (Fig.  3).

It is in general not possible to distinguish between real genes and pseudogenes, except for a few cases, exemplified by tRNAs [ 10].

Targeting a subset of a particular cancer type with an identifiable driver mutation has led to remarkable successes in the past few years, exemplified by vemurafenib treatment of BRAF-mutated melanoma (Chapman et al, 2011) and crizotinib treatment of ALK-rearranged NSCLC (Kwak et al, 2010).

However, these would penalize potentially interesting novel proteins for which there are fewer instances exemplified in the PDB versus more extensively studied proteins.

Few exemplify this mythical age better than the 20th-century historian of ideas Isaiah Berlin.

Mr. Godfrey's experience exemplifies something a few AIDS specialists have long suspected, and cardiologists have now found evidence to support: People infected with H.I.V. have more heart attacks and have them earlier in life.