Sentence examples for instance exemplified from inspiring English sources
Of course, I am meditating here on the addictive qualities of video gaming in general, and what it's done to our society, as, for instance, exemplified by my narrator, Wes's, musings on his daughter's loss of an active social life.
This is for instance exemplified by the survey conducted by Roslynn Haynes with regard to common stereotypes in science fiction literature and the drawing reproduced in her book (Haynes 1994, p.1).
This is for instance exemplified in a recent elegant study that demonstrated a synthetic lethal interaction between ATM and p53 in response to cytotoxic drugs [ 50].
However, these would penalize potentially interesting novel proteins for which there are fewer instances exemplified in the PDB versus more extensively studied proteins.
These results indicate that in some instances, exemplified by RFM4 and RFM12, further RFM analysis can lead to refinements that better define both functionally and structurally important regions of the parent wild-type DNMT1 protein.
Conversely, we also identified instances, exemplified by GB2-R21_1 GB2-R21_221_2, where two different recombinants were isolated from the same plant.
Both instances exemplify serious misclassification.
Unfortunately, examples of effectively networked or collaborative care in health settings, such as Wagner's chronic care model, 37 38 the patient-centred medical home 39 40 and local initiatives, such as the collaborative care model for Alzheimer disease, 41 are relatively isolated instances, but exemplify how more joined-up behaviours can be encouraged.
As should be clear from the preceding discussion, types have or are capable of having instances, of being exemplified; they are repeatable.
More data from the pilot study support this distinction as exemplified in instances (11) and (12) below.
In many instances, their leaders and institutions exemplified the exact opposite -- hatred, hypocrisy, meanness of spirit, and uncharitable behavior, to name but a few.
