Sentence examples for for example by indicating from inspiring English sources

For MBP insurance contracts not capped by a dollar amount, lessors may describe coverage by referring to a limitation by mileage or time period, for example, by indicating that the mechanical breakdown contract insures parts of the automobile for up to 100,000 miles.

But at a more mundane level of language use, there is little doubt that the 'instruction' envisaged will reduce to the ordinary imparting of information — in this case, for example, by indicating that the item referred to in a sentence is a man rather than something else.

Discovering more complex dynamics while evaluating whether a trend is driven or passive may also help to direct further investigations, for example, by indicating which lineages follow the trend and which do not, with the differences allowing hypotheses to be formulated and tested regarding the causes of the dynamics.

Thus, the function of hppy might become significant mostly when the organism is challenged by stress signals induced for example by irradiation, indicating a role for the gene in the modulation of JNK signalling in vivo.

Therefore, in all publications the nature of the research should be described clearly to allow an appropriate interpretation, for example, by prominently indicating the source of the data and its secondary use.

Suboptimal health conditions and behaviours are consistently found to be more prevalent among people from lower socio-economic status –for example as indicated by lower levels of education- and immigrant status.

Dilution is indicated, for example, by the low OH/H2O ratio of the C O H N fluid (Fig. 12), which indicates lesser water activity than in silicate H2O fluids.

There cell division is blocked by various conditions; for example, signals indicating there is DNA damage or incomplete DNA replication will block cells from going from S→G1.

Interacting with an email, for example by opening and reading it, indicates to Clutter that it's important.

Fates of individual shoots were affected by their local growing conditions as indicated, for example, by the dependence of long shoot production on light.

Implant design seems to be able to compensate for this to some extent, as indicated, for example, by the results of the Capitellocondylar prosthesis.