Sentence examples for for example in reference from inspiring English sources
For example, in reference to Christianity's Old Testament roots, he once said, "We are Jews first".
For example, in reference to the Texas prison system, Estelle v. Gamble determined that "deliberate indifference" to the healthcare needs of inmates constituted a violation of 8th Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
For example, in reference to infants of the Richest class, the adjusted odds ratio of infant dying increased to 1.72 (95%% CI: 1.03 2.87) in Middle class and 1.95 (95%% CI: 1.18 3.24) in Poorer class, respectively.
For example, in reference to infants of the richest class, the adjusted odds ratio of infant mortality was 1.66 (95 % CI: 1.00 2.74) in middle class and 1.87 (95 % CI: 1.14 3.08) in poorer class, respectively.
For example, in reference to the plot for the 42.2-year latency recall using the calculated crosscorrelation of 0.63 to compute a coefficient of explanation, or R, of 0.3911.
For example, in reference to size at birth, adjusted odds ratio of infant dying was higher for infants whose birth size, as reported by mothers, was very small (aOR = 3.41, 95 % CI: 2.16 5.38) than whose birth size was average.
The Raman spectrum of silica substrate (Fig. 1, spectrum 1) is determined by known SiO2 vibrations, which are described, for example, in references [13 16].
Protein prenylation affects proteins involved in a multitude of cellular processes, is involved in a variety of human diseases and therepaeutic approaches and this is extensively reviewed, for example in references [ 3- 6].
For example, in references [ 28, 31, 32] each describes one association test (implicating the PARD3B, PROX1, and CCR5-∆32 AIDS restriction genes respectively); [ 29, 30] analyze small subsets of the SNPs tested within NEMP and HDF gene groups, respectively.
For example, in the reference design, low sample-to-reference ratios can be due to high sequence divergence in the sample or higher number of copies in the reference.
The significance of organic shapes is one concept effectively suggested, for example, in several references to Frederick Kiesler's "Endless House" that are adjacent to a powerful drawing by Willem de Kooning and an undulating abstract sculpture by Pollock that looks like a paint blob seeking its own boundaries.
