Sentence examples for many examples described from inspiring English sources

In one of many examples described at the trial, the company filed a fake invoice saying it had spent $176,000 to build a helipad when it had actually spent $96,000.

Many examples described and theorized in the last 30 years have identified the genetic basis for evolutionary changes such as the modification of the existing toolkit by mutation (in coding or regulatory sequence) or its expansion/constriction by gene duplication and loss [ 1].

However, many examples describing similar behaviours in other animals revealed that this capacity is not exclusive to our species [1], questioning a simple Darwinian competition scenario for the evolution of cooperation.

I found many promising examples (described in Bringing Innovation to School).

There are many literature examples describing preparation of terpenoid epoxides via biotransformations (Fraga et al. 2005).

Whereas many examples have described how auxin provides polarity and specific identity to cells in a range of developmental contexts, our data presented here demonstrate that auxin can also be recruited to impose uniform identity to a group of cells that are otherwise differentially programmed.

The chapter also lists the four case studies that appear in many examples and describes the three additional case examples.

In contrast to the low number of chemical methods, nature is capable of performing this reaction and many examples have been described (Jin and Hanefeld [2011]).

Genetic models have indicated that this process may occur extremely quickly, and many examples have been described in both plants [4], [5] and animals [3], [6].

Their report described many examples of highly sexualised imagery being used to promote ENDS including a now notorious advert in Sports Illustrated, in which the logo of the Blu brand, owned by Imperial Tobacco, is emblazoned on the front of a bikini bottom.

The ethologists described many examples of animals showing complex behaviour patterns in response to particular stimuli under circumstances that seemed to preclude the opportunity for learning.