Sentence examples for in question for example from inspiring English sources

The study in question, for example, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, did not analyze information about the children's diagnoses or the specialties of the physicians who wrote the prescriptions.

This can happen even if we are genuinely committed egalitarians, and even if we are members of the group in question, for example, women students have shown bias against women lecturers.

Juncker is taking a gamble by handling sensitive portfolios to countries whose governments are highly audible on the issues in question – for example, handing responsibility for immigration to the Greek commissioner, and economic and monetary affairs to the French.

With the help of biologists, the coalition has established ideal monthly flow-rate targets for the rivers in question (for example, 600 c.f.s. as opposed to flows as low as 92 c.f.s. in recent years for the West Branch in the hot month of August).

Impure perfections presuppose some limiting factor that sets the perfection in question — for example, membership in some natural kind.

In the case in question, for example, it may be that given EBS and the relevant data base, it is unlikely that Jesus arose from the dead.

On Alaska's site, travelers can type in a question, for example about baggage fees, using the "Ask Jenn" feature, and a virtual agent named Jenn brings up the relevant information.

Causal structures in energy models, depending on the model in question, are for example, inverse supply functions [2], whereas in climate modelling, for example, thermodynamic laws are appliedj[40].

Blood-and-soil nationalism is still very much alive in China -- in the Taiwan question, for example.

Some add to the illustration of the bird in question, as for example the Heron, where the tail-piece shows one heron catching an eel, and another flying away.

Started by Ken Flaherty, who decided to turn his living/studio space into a gallery while trying to find places to exhibit his own work, Doomed began as it continued: a self-made space fostering artists who would otherwise struggle to get their work printed or displayed – either for financial reasons or because the work in question is, for example, 20 photographs of someone's dick.