Sentence examples for for example discussion from inspiring English sources

For example, discussion of the uncommon tumour types is left to the end and discussed separately in accordance with clinical relevance.

Frequently, for example, discussion focuses on the need for a national industrial policy to counteract an imagined conspiracy of Japanese competition.

For example, discussion site Topix (where more than half the traffic is mobile) is an early Measure for Mobile Apps customer — you can see its Quantcast app profile here.

These in turn are sub-divided; for example, discussion of the non-uniform parts (organs, as we say) of animals with blood (I 7-III 1) is followed by that of their uniform parts (tissues, III 2 22).

Given this rationale, chronological or thematic progression through the works is not possible, and a fair bit of time-jumping is required: for example, discussion of The Wizard (1896) appears after Finished (1917).

In practice, however, a three dimensional planet-solar wind interaction model has to adopt various approximations and simplifications because physical processes of interest cover a wide time and space range (see, for example, discussion in Ledvina et al., 2008).

For example, discussions about the allocation of scarce resources tend to be competitive; those between friends and colleagues are generally cooperative; and others, such as managers' check-ins with employees, are mixed—supportive but also providing feedback and communicating expectations.

It is also implicit in many other components of the K-12 biology curriculum including, for example, discussions of the common structural, genetic, and biochemical features of living things.

For example, discussions are focused on real case issues and behavior changes the family is making.

(See, for example, discussions by Jon Lurie [ 6] in this issue).

This included, for example, discussions on current practice and its evidence-base between local and national policy-makers in the Netherlands.