Sentence examples for for extensive examples from inspiring English sources

Rarely are these structures mapped onto a phylogeny with the basic pattern shown in the common ancestor, as is depicted in an evogram (see Mead 2009 for further discussion of evograms and Zimmer 2009 for extensive examples).

Author Margaret Kohn recommended Free Speech, "The People's Darling Privilege" as a resource, "for extensive examples of the courts' willingness to countenance restrictions on speech", in her book Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privatization of Public Space.

These solutions, including a positive real approximation to the Wiener-Hopf solution, are illustrated through an extensive example for the free end of a dispersive Bernoulli-Euler beam.

The histone code presents one of the most important examples for extensive interplay between different PTMs.

An example for extensive reasons mentioned for the use of a disinfectant are the recommendations for disinfection with 'DanKlorix Hygiene-Reiniger' under http://www.danklorix.de/tipps_desinfektion.php.de/tipps_desinfektion.php

The development of practical SLIM modules for extensive ion manipulations, for example, high-resolution IMS with extended path lengths, generally depends upon the ability to turn ions (by, for example, 90°).

If this were the case, the media coverage of "war stories" between the actors in the discourse would be far more extensive (for example, the case of influential people on social media) and prominent.

Extensive numerical examples for one- and two-dimensional scalar and Euler system demonstrate the reliability and robustness of this novel method.

For some companies product localization may not need to be so extensive: for example Instagr.am did not do anything beyond translating its app into eight languages.

A similar approach could be taken to stratifying other variants for more extensive studies, for example, variants that are associated with obesity but do not seem to affect receptor function in vitro (e.g., P48S and D37V, see Supplemental Table 1; SNAP predictions: neutral and nonneutral, respectively).

Some of these sites were extensive, for example the Hempstead Plains on Long Island, New York, covered more than 24,000 ha.