Sentence examples for mentioned as examples from inspiring English sources

Other diseases that are mentioned as examples of future applications for gene editing, such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis, are all single-gene recessive disorders.

Finally, liquefied gas systems, such as NH3 and HCl, and supercritical fluids like supercritical water and CO2 are briefly mentioned as examples of new class non-conventional electrolytes.

(Great headline for the finance pages some WorldCom night). Of course, Wrightson has his own monetary narrative, from what he describes as "households in a landscape" to a Georgian market system, in which real people are tantalisingly mentioned as examples.

Among those being considered by industry or already in industrial practice, the reinforcement of skins using stiffeners for aircraft fuselages, or the body of railroad passenger cars can be mentioned as examples.

Two of our native orchids, such as the twayblade (Listera), not uncommon in shady meadows and woods, may be mentioned as examples ; and in a series of specimens a few may occur in which the leaves obviously come under the first or alternate arrangement, the internode being longer than usual.

Last year, Hurricane Sandy's assault on the US East Coast and Typhoon Bopha's impact on the Philippines were mentioned as examples of disasters the world could see more of unless it reins in the greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are warming the planet.

"That is contrary to our whole tradition," he said, mentioning as examples the words 'in God we trust' that appear on currency, presidential Thanksgiving proclamations, Congressional chaplains and tax exemption for places of worship.

Harding mentions as examples a generalisation of the traditional male dichotomy of "labour" and "leisure" that cannot easily be applied to traditionally female reproductive work [38].

He and his aides often mention as examples of unnecessary tax breaks a benefit for owners of private jets and tax subsidies for oil and gas companies.

Some programs, like the education programs of the FAIMER Institute [ 3] and Global Health Sciences [ 4], are worth mentioning as examples of international collaboration, which have already begun to show their effectiveness [ 5, 6].

I mentioned, as other examples of the use by the law of words drawn from morals, malice, intent, and negligence.