Sentence examples for for example actions from inspiring English sources
This very broad definition could include, for example, actions against the police and inquests concerning deaths in custody or soldiers killed by "friendly fire".
For example, actions could be taken to improve work safety and to mitigate stigma and discrimination in hospitals.
For example, actions of the drug cocktails were systematically analyzed using closed-loop control of cellular functions guided by a stochastic search algorithm.
The field researcher and tissue viability nurse specialist then met and compared their accounts, identifying consistencies and inconsistencies, for example, actions that the nurse judged as important, which were not included in the initial patient-driven account.
The individual proponents of these therapeutic approaches have put forward and propounded individual mechanisms of action; for example, actions relying on direct cellular cytotoxicity (chemotherapy and radiotherapy), metabolic disjunction or suppression (pathway inhibitors), resection (surgery), or immunological manipulation (cytokines, CTLA-4 MoAbs, vaccines).
For example, actions were construed in abstract why terms rather than concrete how terms when they pertained to the more distant future (Liberman and Trope, 1998), to greater spatial distance (Fujita et al., 2006), and to lower probability events (Wakslak, Trope, Liberman, & Alony, 2006).
For example, action could be taken to stop repeat assessments for disability benefits for those with chronic ill-health, or to use top-up powers to top up UK benefits".
For example, "action potential" and "spike" are synonyms for which multiple machine-readable definitions exist.
For example, action three represents the activation of the Polimetric view, presented in Section 'Tools'.
The orientation given in this situation aims at identifying robust strategies, for example action strategies towards sustainable development [9].
For example, Action Aid, one of the well-known NGOs working among pastoralists in northern Kenya, has promoted income-generating activities for Waso Borana women (Walsh 1992).119 Participation in NGO activities further encouraged women's interest in collective action and group formation.
