Sentence examples for i namely about from inspiring English sources

The correlation pattern proposed for Subset I, namely, about the same level of high pair-wise correlation among an IG, its up- and downstream gene, was confirmed by the analysis.

Namely, I think about the 2006 Kurt Wimmer film of the same name that was awful.

"There's been a lot of talk in the build-up to this – by people who know far more about tennis than I do (namely everyone) – of Djokovic having been sapped by the extraordinary workout Del Potro put him through.

Felix Salmon's post on the rose-colored glasses being worn by Barack Obama and Ben Bernanke also touches on a subject I wrote about yesterday: namely, the connection between what people (particularly policymakers) say about the economy and what happens in the economy.

By James Surowiecki February 24 , 2009Felix Salmon's post on the rose-colored glasses being worn by Barack Obama and Ben Bernanke also touches on a subject I wrote about yesterday: namely, the connection between what people (particularly policymakers) say about the economy and what happens in the economy.

But anyone who's experienced Arctic Monkeys mania, even if only for a brief period, knows what I'm talking about: Namely that deep, all-consuming infatuation that people feel towards Alex Turner once they enter in the tunnel of his veneration.

This SIQ-JR-4 kept 4 items with the highest corrected item-total correlations (r > 0.8 for all 4 items in the sample) among all 15 items in the SIQ-JR, namely item 2 (I thought about killing self), item 3 (I thought about how I would kill myself), item 4 (I thought about when I would kill myself), and item 11 (I wished I were dead).

Let's return to an issue I have written about before; namely whether the change in 2007 to the U.S. military's Uniform Code of Military Justice, making it applicable to private military contractors (PMC), is workable.

But I hope it's about much more than that, namely Google's intention to push harder in the mobile arena to open it up to more competition.

Namely, his Hillsborough tragedy coverage when editing The Sun (which I wrote about yesterday).

Yet, as I observed when I wrote about Taylor and Sonic Youth, in 1998, there exist polar regions where the distinctions tend to blur — namely, the zone that is often labelled "avant" or "experimental" in used-record stores.