Sentence examples for involved for example in from inspiring English sources
He was intimately involved, for example, in discussions with Mr. Romney about embryonic stem cell research, the focus of a bill in the Massachusetts Legislature in 2004.
Dr Rachel Fenton, associate professor of law at the University of the West of England, said it was obvious that no one with knowledge of sexual offences law had been involved in drawing up the legal guidance because it failed to grasp the complexities involved, for example, in determining consent.
However, these results, using systems biology, suggest a biomimetic strategy for the co-regulation of numerous genes involved, for example, in a metabolic circuit designed by an engineer.
Experimental results confirm that the proposed method with the proposed sensing solution can be an NDT tool to detect the defects in the electrically conductive materials where motion is involved, for example in the inspection of railroads.
In this work we are mainly interested in relationship anonymity, that is, in avoiding that MANET participants are able to identify the two communicating parties involved, for example, in a VoIP call, thereby compromising security.
They are involved, for example, in cell cycle control, embryonic development, as well as in cancer pathways, and thus constitute popular drug targets [2] [4].
In other cases, the mutant phenotype is not related in any obvious way to the process in which a gene product is involved: for example, mutations in components of the mitochondrial translation machinery cause the phenotype of mitochondrial genome instability.
They are based on the structure of the sparse coefficient matrix involved (stored for example in the compressed row storage, CRS, format) to determine the next cell.
The situation is more difficult for reaction propensities involving for example rational terms with parameters in the denominator.
Behavioural research may involve radiology; for example, in the assessment of the role of training, of fatigue or of incentive drivers.
Systematic reviews involve subjectivity, for example in deciding which studies to analyse.
