Sentence examples for instance to establish from inspiring English sources

It took too long, for instance, to establish that goat farms were the main source of the outbreak and to adopt measures to contain the risk.

It would be worthwhile, for instance, to establish whether or not similar functional relationships hold for LRT systems that comprise the core of their urban area's transit network (e.g., Portland Oregon's MAX system or Calgary's C-Train network), and for urban areas with characteristics different than the New York/New Jersey metropolitan region.

Additionally, children and youth may need disability-specific assistance and counseling in order to achieve a healthier lifestyle, for instance, to establish strategies (e.g. pre-voiding) to deal with issues such as activity-induced incontinence.

Further research on the long-term effects of co-morbid depression and their impact on disease progression could be worth examining, for instance to establish whether they are of equal prognostic value for survival.

In the distant past, it was often assumed that it was necessary to include a heavy atom, e.g. by making a rubidium salt or bromobenzoate derivative, in order to obtain a reliable absolute structure, for instance to establish which enantiomer of a chiral molecule was correct.

A concrete value for such property may be based on a pre-defined list of types, as well as on more sophisticated criteria, such as, for ambiguities involving protocols, the ontology terms about the protocol types (for instance, to establish that a sample treatment protocol comes before a labelling protocol).

Of the several methods developed for protein homology detection, the popular BLAST algorithm uses heuristics to search sequences and is able to detect close homologues, but fails in a few instances to establish relationships between distantly related proteins.

For instance, calls to establish a commission to investigate atrocities in Yemen, where a Saudi-led military coalition is battling ethnic Houthi insurgents, were rejected by the Human Rights Council in 2015.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent calling and visiting not only registered Democrats, but also unaffiliated voters, who make up 56percentt of the electorate, to persuade them to vote for Mr. Corzine in the first instance and to establish lists of his supporters grouped by race and ethnicity, among other categories, to be used on Election Day.

They spent hours (Arbus, in some instances, years) to establish a relationship that penetrated the subject's defensive mask.

HeavenlyDoor.com, for instance, is trying to establish itself as a clearinghouse for all funeral-related matters.