Sentence examples for kits for example from inspiring English sources

There are cases of Kumon instructors sponsoring school football teams by offering branded football kits, for example, but we do not give schools any kind of payment".

Take "hospital pharmacy kits," for example.

Outdoor Voices sells various products in a single package that they call an 'OV Kit.' One of the kits, for example, includes a pair of sweats, a pair of leggings, a cross-back bra, and a hoodie, all thrown into a 'Doing Things' Baggu tote.

If one brand is making both Italy and Germany's kits, for example, there could be no difference between the two aside from the national colours and whose fans are weeping as another goal nestles in the net.

Differences among platforms would presumably be based on variations in depth of coverage and coverage efficiency rather than due to the selective exclusion of some regions by specific capture kits (for example, the exclusion of UTRs by SSCR, NX, NG).

Inter-species variations in test outcomes are due in part to the specificity of certain reagents included in commercial kits; for example, the labelled secondary antibodies or conjugates may have varying capacity to bind immunoglobulin G (IgG) from different species [ 4].

Nvidia's GeForce 3-D Vision kit, for example, includes a pair of active shutter glasses and a U.S.B.-connected infrared emitter.

This all comes with a hefty price tag (£19.95 for an emergency hangover kit, for example) but Gotham feels luxurious, and not only in its top-end "inner sanctum" suites.

During a summer residency at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Sank took the images by walking or driving through the area and stopping whenever she saw something that struck her – a boy, sitting on the sea wall, wearing Roman fancy dress over his football kit, for example.

The Adidas TechFit kit, for example, has these elastic-like strips in them that store otherwise wasted energy, ready to be released the next time a player sprints.

The UGT1A1 genetic test kit, for example, identifies patients who react badly to a drug routinely used in treating advanced colon cancer.