Sentence examples for many additional examples from inspiring English sources

Using our systematic search approach we found many additional examples for dependent torsion angles, confirming the findings of Bramelt et al. and supporting their advice to search for pairs of mutually dependent conformation variables.

It is plausible (and will be assumed here) that the intuitions of interest in philosophy constitute a single epistemic and psychological kind exemplified by [I1] [I4] and by many additional examples which appear in §2.2 and §2.3 below, but not the sort noted in the previous paragraph.

And, while all three might be described as leadership projects and thus somewhat atypical, the fact is that low-income housing is becoming better and greener right before our eyes, in part because of their examples (and the many additional examples being set by nationally-active investors such as Enterprise Green Communities and LISC's Building Sustainable Communities program).

Testing this hypothesis will require examining the structural and functional properties of many additional examples of proteins that have been evolved in the absence of biological constraints.

Many additional examples regarding the importance of genomic islands in environmental adaptation have been summarized elsewhere (Dobrindt et al., 2004).

As increasing numbers of cases and controls are studied for CNVs, we are discovering many additional examples of these "predisposing," or "susceptibility," loci.

But philanthropic funds can be used in so many additional ways for example: loans that banks are unwilling to consider, underwriting or guarantees to protect an organisation against excessive risk, equity-like finance to help an enterprising organisation grow and mature.

The literature on network-based meta-analysis of RCTs contains many additional tools, for example to assess consistency of estimates obtained from direct versus indirect comparisons [ 34– 36], assess heterogeneity among studies [ 37], detect outlying studies [ 38] and correct for bias [ 39].

For example, many additional peaks that appeared in this study coincided with pseudo markers in large marker intervals.

Compared to BIND, they contain many additional annotation details, for example, references to 5346 additional publications, of which 1982 support PPIs in fruit fly D. melanogaster and 1742 support human PPIs.

It was apparent that diabetic patients with foot infections have many additional serious problems: for example, hypertension (83.2%), obstructive chronic bronchitis (48.4%), congestive heart failure (39.4%), depression (37.8%) and cancer (33.8%).