Sentence examples for from one example from inspiring English sources

It's a mistake to generalise from one example.

Figure 4 illustrates the results from one example test run.

In theory, the distribution of prediction errors (varPsi) may depend on input x and therefore the length of the uncertainty interval with a pre-specified coverage probability may vary from one example to another.

One concern with using concrete examples is that students might only remember the examples – especially if they are particularly memorable, such as fun or gimmicky examples – and will not be able to transfer their understanding from one example to another, or more broadly to the abstract concept.

We have added a new panel to Figure 3 showing traces from one example larva.

The finding of this haplogroup in Ecuador was surprising because C3* is otherwise unreported from the Americas (apart from one example in Alaska), but is widespread and common in East Asia.

Discussing research priorities and outcomes is complex; here, space allows for one example from the case study 'HIV microbicides'.

A fair statement from this one example is that reversion of a phenotype does not require reversion of a genotype.

The three lab mice from 1994 were one example of how, by switching genes on and off, genetically identical individuals could have different observable characteristics ("phenotypes").

(The Blue card from American Express is one example of a smart credit card: the small silver chip visible on the front is part of the microprocessor).

I recall one example from early on in Bob's time as deputy editor of the Sunday Express (1957-59).