Sentence examples for instance in line from inspiring English sources
In certain circumstances, I prefer the iPhone to paper for reading (at 3 a.m., for instance, in line at the bank, when I am traveling and don't want to carry four books).
For instance, in line with the literature, some clinical users were concerned about adverse effects of EHR on healthcare practitioner-patient relationship [ 14, 15, 62, 63].
Another common theme of STS is worker participation and involvement in system design; this is, for instance, in line with participatory ergonomics, a macro-ergonomic method (Noro and Imada 1991; Wilson and Haines 1997).
From a broader perspective, this characterization of LPFC function in rule-guided behavior is, for instance, in line with data showing that the LPFC is becoming engaged once a subject becomes aware of "hidden" (i.e., relatively complex) event contingencies (Rose, Haider, & Büchel, 2010).
For instance, in line with the final report of the CSDH [ 4], several of the statements and thematic clusters that were generated by the participants highlight the importance of building up skills for collecting and analyzing evidence on the social determinants of health inequalities, as well as ensuring sufficient knowledge for translating the available evidence into policy.
For instance, in line with some of our participants' concerns, previous research that explored PP/PE in research funding concluded that in practice the public may have a limited role to play in decision-making due to the possible influence from factors deemed irrelevant, such as the likability and trustworthiness of the applicants [ 38].
His rejoinder can be found, for instance, in lines from his 1974 essay on the Russian poet Osip Mandelstam, who was exiled to Siberia by Stalin's regime and died there in 1938.
In the "slideshow" template, a new audio component type is defined (line 6) with only one instance (constraint in line 14 to 16).
In other words, a middle-class black man who is, for instance, waiting in line for an ATM at night will in many cases be treated with a level of suspicion that a middle-class white man simply does not experience.
In these instances - in line with the model of two hit inactivation - one mutational hit alters the methylation pattern of one allele and the second allele is either lost or inactivated by a structural mutation.
FLIP THROUGH the Senate intelligence committee's report on prewar intelligence and you'll find instance after instance in which lines, paragraphs, even entire pages are blacked out.
