Sentence examples for for example preceding from inspiring English sources

This particular manifestation of PVL + ve S. aureus disease is rare, presumably because additional co-factors are needed to mediate this severe clinical picture, for example preceding viral infection [ 6].

Gateway's Profile 3S and I.B.M.'s NetVista X, for example, preceded it.

My early ideas that related to the personal computer, such as my Home Information Terminal, for example, preceded the counterculture.

Securities laws that were passed as far back as the early 1930s New York State's Martin Act, for example—preceded the federal securities laws.

In dealing with the arsenic fad, Hempel is writing about public health, and the appropriate story to compare with her arsenic book is not another tale of murder but another tale of public health — for example, her preceding (and first) book, "The Strange Case of the Broad Street Pump: John Snow and the Mystery of Cholera" (2007).

We assume a time-synchronized scenario with full CSIR, which is obtained, for example, by preceding tracking of pilot signals.

The arrival of a McDonalds, for example, was preceded by a struggle that lasted more than a decade.

The South African rhino crisis, for example, was preceded by a little-publicized wave of poaching in neighboring Zimbabwe, said Jo Shaw, WWF-South Africa's rhino policy expert.

There are many customs from the distant past under the heading of "noblesse oblige" in which women, for example, always precede men through a door.

For example, podosomes precede actin ring formation on bone, and may be organs of attachment and migration rather than resorption [3]; and podosome belts have a considerably greater diameter than actin rings; and consist of a discontinuous series of dots, rather than a continuous ring, of F-actin.

All Cochrane reviews, for example, are preceded by a published review protocol and examples of these can be found in the Cochrane Library http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/mrwhome/106568753/HOME.