Sentence examples for field for example by from inspiring English sources

A larger number of species may be established following the creation of different microsites across the field, for example by pitting and brush-packing the surface.

Players should not be exempt from ethical criticism for what they do on the field, any more than they are exempt from ethical criticism for cheating off the field, for example by taking performance-enhancing drugs.

A stronger way to show that this mechanism of natural enemy release was operating at Cabrits would have been via experimentation in the field; for example, by adding seedlings of both Swietenia and natives, and manipulating their exposure to herbivores by physical or chemical means to assess their impact on vital rates (plant growth and survival) [2] [5].

Intensive work in the field, for example, by the beginning of 2014 >400 000 publications in PubMed are related to this area of research, led to understanding the biochemical features of various modes of cell death and some of molecular mechanisms of their activation/development/execution.

Thinking skills related to establishing a micro-macro link in systems have been reported in various fields, for example by researchers focusing on helping students learn systems thinking in various domains in science and engineering (Wilensky & Resnick, 1999).

The frequent occurrence of bacterial diarrhea in soldiers who ate exclusively at the field kitchen suggests autochthonous spread of pathogens [ 36, 37] within the field camp, for example, by smear infection.

This was proposed in a previous publication as a possible mechanism for bone growth stimulation by magnetic field application, for example by making the surface layers of a prosthetic implant from a ferromagnetic fibre array, into which bone cell growth would occur.

Predictions from spatial IBMs can be tested in future field experiments, for example by comparing modeled drift angles in incident winds with orientation of radio-tagged passerines.

The incorporation of the faceted anisotropy into the classical phase-field model is widely used in the phase-field community, for example by Prajapati et al.

The problem is described by the coupling of an unsteady mass (or heat) transfer phenomenon (or substance release) by diffusion (or conduction) into a body and by transport (or convection) phenomena inside the field where the fluid is flowing; the transport field is given, for example, by a potential solution (see, for example, [55]).

The field was influenced, for example, by the famous Karen Quinlan decision (In the Matter of Quinlan, 1976).