Sentence examples for for example necessary from inspiring English sources
The incorporation of anisotropy into fracture phase field models is for example necessary to properly describe the typical sawtooth crack patterns in strongly anisotropic materials.
Since then, this notion was extensively studied by many authors, for example, necessary or sufficient conditions of weak sharp minima for nonconvex programming [2, 3], and necessary and sufficient conditions of local weak sharp minima for sup-type (or lower-C1) functions [4, 5].
In addition, business and family ties between West Africa and Europe make a convenient stopover in London or Paris, for example, necessary or preferable.
For example, necessary experiments to do so are outlined in the manual of the popular Biomarks system (Fluidigm Corporation, 2012).
For example, necessary advances include avoiding siRNA degradation by nucleases in blood and tissues, minimizing side effects of the siRNA or delivery system, transport of the highly negative charged siRNA to target tissue and then across cellular membranes, and shifting intracellular trafficking away from lysosomal degradation to endosomal lysis.
"If something is necessary, if it is, for example, a necessary task in human life, then a right arises in those whose task it is, to have what belongs to the performance of the task" (Anscombe 1978, 17).
A second approach was to define causes in terms of a set of causally relevant conditions for the occurrence of the event for example, necessary and/or sufficient conditions, or a set of conditions that enhance or reduce the likelihood of the event.
British Board of Trade approval, for example, is necessary for new large industrial project sites.
On the other hand, secrecy is sometimes essential because some things have to be covert – for example activities necessary to ensure the safety of citizens.
He had no loyalty to symmetry, for example; if necessary, he would move the mast, or even the centerboard, from the center of the boat.
But I see little to celebrate in America Saves, where the daily deprivation of what most Americans take for granted (sweets and bread, for example) is necessary for a minimum-wage earner to accumulate even a small savings account.
