Sentence examples for including for example in from inspiring English sources

The investigators said the compressors could have had a dual-use role, including, for example, in Iran's missile program.

There are glimmers of this same effort all over the Government, including for example, in USAID's Development Innovation Ventures DIVV) headed by the very dynamic Ann-Mei Chang. Ann-Mei Chang

Likewise, "[Access to] financial resources is a problem that intensifies during holidays, when you want to buy gifts for your children," said Mazzei, adding that, like most obstacles to ending an abusive relationship, this challenge persists "throughout the year," including, for example, in September, "when you want to buy your children school clothes".

The idea to model antigen presentation in detail is motivated by the availability of parameters for these processes, including, for example, in silico T-epitope prediction and experimental measurements of their MHC-binding affinities.

Other areas with further scope for development include, for example, in expanding as an educational destination for overseas students, whether it be to learn English or study medicine.

This information can then be included on a case-by-case basis, and appropriate uncertainties can be included (for example, in the form of scenarios), along with situation-specific information.

This paper advocates four key activities: 1. Application of provisions based on the findings of this paper in binding agreements with armed parties: Provisions based on the findings of this paper might be included, for example, in peace agreements in IAC or ceasefire agreements in NIAC.

Because of the range of countries that have joined the talks—including, for example, Vietnam and Australia in the TPP they would in effect establish new norms on the basis of economic openness.

Developments need to be adapted to the population, including for example innovations in diagnostic tests, outreach support through tele-medicine and improved access to medicaments, with the value determined by cost-effectiveness studies.

40– 44 More research is needed to exclude alternative explanations for the suggested rise in incidence, including for example increasing awareness in the general public of ALS as a disease and better diagnosis of ALS in different neurologic settings.

For Dr. Illich, shadow work was all the unpaid labor — including, for example, housework — done in a wage-based economy.