Sentence examples for for example preserved from inspiring English sources

For example, preserved figure-ground segregation is observed in neglect patients [24] and surface segregation signals evolve independent of attention [19].

For example, preserved homologous sclera is a flexible avascular tissue that causes minor immunologic reactions, infectious disease transmission, and potential barrier to fibrovascular ingrowth.

The Database for Annotation, Visualization, and Integrated Discovery (available at [ 27]) and the Ingenuity Pathways Analysis software (Ingenuity Systems available at [ 28]) were used to determine whether sets of genes (for example, preserved intramodular hub genes) were significantly enriched with known GOs.

JD: Special legislation is needed to make statewide changes and I would like some changes to the law, for example preserving evidence needs to be mandatory as well as DNA testing, as does videotaping interrogations and improved identification procedures, to ensure accuracy throughout the state rather than it being discretionary.

Some items, for example, were preserved behind glass and could not be disturbed without damaging them.

The United States Congress, for example, has preserved a substantial measure of its power.

For example, avoid preserved wood that has been injected with chromated copper arsenate (CCA) or railroad ties soaked in creosote — especially for vegetable gardens.

Each skeleton, for example, is preserved either with the legs splayed outward or with the legs in a crouched position under the body.

For example, structurally preserved araucariaceous embryos in situ have been described from the Jurassic of Patagonia [ 2, 3], and impression fossils of araucariaceous seedlings are known from the Jurassic of Brazil [ 4].

Hepatic perfusion plays a crucial role in liver transplantation strategies, for example, when preserving procured organs with the use of machine perfusion preservation (MP) and in the case of living donor liver transplantation (LDLT).

Yet some planners worry that the New York City of the future envisioned by city planners and the Bloomberg administration has not embraced some issues critical to the city's future: integrating affordable housing in the new neighborhoods, for example, and preserving manufacturing zones with rents low enough to keep businesses in New York.