Sentence examples for for example persisted from inspiring English sources

Wheel locks and matchlocks, for example, persisted into the 18th century, long after flintlocks had established their primacy in Europe and America.

French folklore, for example, persisted in the notion that American animals were stunted.

One father, for example, persisted in believing that his daughter (diagnosed as being in a permanent vegetative state) would eventually "wake up".

Even under the assumption of an exceptionally fast molecular clock in land snails of up to 5% sequence divergence per one million years [ 22], the lineages in the striolatus/plebeius clade, for example, persisted for at least two million years as independent evolutionary entities.

Price supports for EU farmers, for example, persist because their governments are rich enough to keep subsidising them, and because the costs are spread across the entire population, who are often unaware that they are being fleeced.

Some parties, for example, persist in denial, seeking to diminish the seriousness of issues that must be addressed, while others act as if no solution short of immediate and dramatic transformation would be acceptable.

For example, persisting post-surgery incision pain that affects QOL may not be recorded within a surgical department EMR as an outcome of surgery, particularly if there is a long lag time after the procedure or if the patient seeks care from their primary care physician.

Instructors may help students develop more sophisticated epistemic beliefs by giving students opportunities to, for example: persist in learning difficult concepts (with appropriate support from the instructor or peers), reflect on how their own ideas changed during learning, and spend more time learning important concepts in order to reach deeper levels of understanding.

Europe, for example, persists in believing it wields immense cultural influence, as if French wine or Belgian chocolates could somehow capture the imagination of the globe.

Considering the partial pressure of oxygen, it must be noted that change of its value before and after surgery may be explained by many other conditions, for example: persisting anesthesia, atelectasis, bronchospasm, the extent of surgery, pain, and analgesia.

Vaccine fears, for example, have persisted despite decades of research showing them to be unfounded.