Sentence examples for for example examination from inspiring English sources

For example, examination during muscular exercise could not be performed.

For example, examination of the sequential acceptor photobleaching data for the CFP+BAR2-YFP negative control FRET pair shows a small exponential decrease in CFP signal following photobleaching (Figure 5B); this is due to BAR2-YFP bleed-through and exponential decay of "CFP" signal as YFP is bleached.

The need for particular laboratory tests, for example, examination of CSF and nerve conduction toxicity studies, is suggested.

For example, examination of one insertion site in S. melliferum KC3 revealed nine such genes (fig. 3 A).

In prostate cancer, for example, examination of needle biopsy specimens yields valuable information, including Gleason grade and the tumour extent, that facilitates decision-making on the appropriate treatment.

For example, examination of the presence and absence of genes between bacterial species that differ in pathogenicity can be used to identify putative virulence factors.

For example, examinations of the standards of stroke care in the Paul Coverdell National Stroke Surveillance database revealed that time of stroke onset was missing from 58% of 56,969 stroke cases in the US from 2005 to 2007 [ 17].

22 If the investigation suggested TB disease, the children were submitted to a careful and thorough assessment of all evidence from history, clinical examination and relevant investigations, for example, laboratory examination, including HIV testing and CXR.

For example, during examination periods, I am not always granted the extended leave I ask for to prepare for and complete my papers peacefully.

For example, an examination of college students' moral evaluations of cheating behaviour in the United States showed that attitudes toward academic dishonesty accounted for nearly 40%% of the variation in academically dishonest behaviour (Bolin 2004).

For example, an examination of avian respiration by Lasiewski and Calder [26] highlighted the relative efficiency of the unique lung air-sac system.