Sentence examples for has also exemplified from inspiring English sources

His music has not only had an inestimable effect on small-group jazz; at a time when innovation is confused with iconoclasm, it has also exemplified how originality can be achieved by examining and reworking what is often overlooked in jazz.

This has also been exemplified in a number of recent studies on the advantages of facile electron transfer properties of VASWCNTs compared to randomly distributed, disordered SWCNT mats on electrode surfaces [8 12].

The trend of this dependence has also been clearly exemplified in Figure  4.

Although these approaches have also been exemplified in the econometrics literature for propensity score matching [38] and doubly robust methods [39], no such extensions in the context of cost-effectiveness were identified.

Although the quantitation is significantly enhanced by the use of automated cytometry, we have also deliberately exemplified its utility using standard microscopy to broaden its accessibility to the research community.

But there has also been plenty of pain, exemplified by Cink's misjudged putt Saturday on the second green that was hit from about 55 feet away and faltered on a hump instead of breaking: stopping about 25 feet from pay dirt.

The region has also become a leader in green environmental design, a movement exemplified by the city's convention center.

It has also been suggested that externally-led assessments such as those exemplified by professionally-led accreditation systems dominate the quality improvement landscape [ 9].

Indeed, it has also been reported that sortilin can facilitate proNT secretion, as exemplified by proBDNF (Chen et al., 2005), and exogenous proNGF itself may have an activating effect on hippocampal glia (Guo et al., 2013).

Yet Apple has also repeatedly displayed its openness to new ideas and influences, as exemplified by the visit that Mr. Jobs made to the Palo Alto research center of Xerox in 1979.

It has also been argued that what underlies talk about an object exemplifying a property is just the relations of being a term in a fact and being an attribute in a fact (Sprigge 1970).