Sentence examples for instances all of from inspiring English sources

The final circumstantial meaning we explore in Kennedy et al. is Location: time, which has five instances, all of which refer to some aspect of when chemical processes happen (Table 20).

In some instances these gene transfers might reinforce a signal due to shared ancestry, but in other instances all of the signal that we detect today might have been created by gene transfer itself.

In the video below, for instance, all of the phrases begin with "I am".

For instance, all of the major soft drink companies are furiously trying to develop a no-calorie natural sweetener to allay concerns about artificial sweeteners.

"The trouble is that if you bend down near the stove, for instance, all of a sudden your earrings go wham!—and hit the stove.

For instance, all of the accounts reviewed by Bankrate require at least 10 debit-card transactions a month, and all require that users receive their monthly statements electronically.

In this instance, all of the creators are LGBTQ artists, which thank goodness.

For instance, all of the deduced proteins contain the highly conserved SBP domain with about 78 amino acid residues.

lawsuit, he added, "All instances of use of force by officers and allegations of misconduct will be fully investigated".

Table  2 gives counts of instances of all of the 107 concepts (bearing in mind a text block can contain more than one instance of a concept) and relevance of that concept.

BufferTable instances (like all of Varanus) are orientated around sub-regions.