Sentence examples for is further exemplified from inspiring English sources
This issue is further exemplified by the fact that that the last marine transgression over the last ~ 16,000 years ago appears to have left no tangible record.
This success is further exemplified by the fact that there are currently over 50 investigational antibodies undergoing evaluation in late-stage clinical trials (Reichert, 2017) and approved antibodies generate an annual market of over $60 billion (Ecker et al., 2015).
The lockdown on 3rd Party candidates and Democracy is further exemplified by the concession of the Presidential debates by the League of Women Voters to the Commission on Presidential Debates.
This adaptation (or acceptance) of the Gregorian, rather than Hindu, calendar is further exemplified by the importance that is placed in many temples on New Year's Day (according to the Gregorian calendar).
The green movement is further exemplified by the public art and re-cycled hand-decorated pianos where musicians and amateurs sit and play for a spell, creating a party atmosphere.
The importance of Dunham is further exemplified by the former existence of two de Massey castles: Dunham Castle and Watch Hill Castle on the border with Bowdon; a third, Ullerwood Castle, was near Hale.
The mechanisms and correlation between the lamellar assembly and ring bands are further exemplified.
Using data for congeneric species from GenBank, Hebert et al. [6] suggested that such a barcoding gap does in fact exist, which was further exemplified by a study of 260 species of North American birds [12] and other studies in which interspecific variation was found to be 10 times higher on average than intraspecific divergence.
Evolutionary conservation of XLS structure can be further exemplified by its comparison with coral XLS orthologue.
This lack of understanding of what everyday household products are made from was further exemplified when asked about paper.
Connectivities are further exemplified in the work of Hugh Herr, Director of the Biomechatronics Group at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a double amputee.
