Sentence examples for one example of multiple from inspiring English sources

Putnam concluded that type-identity theorists had been making an "ambitious" and "highly implausible" conjecture which could be disproven with one example of multiple realizability.

That the match was originally set for Adelaide but venue availability forced a change, is just one example of the multiple difficulties the league management face in compiling the fixture list.

Malaria vaccines provide one example of an approach and multiple lessons, identified above, should be considered for other new interventions.

Figure 4 outlines one example of a resident who had multiple symptoms which were difficult to manage in the care home: dizziness, vomiting, pain, sleeplessness, problems with skin integrity, and anxiety, with seven GP visits and one district nurse visit during the month prior to admission.

One example of this is for malignancy in which multiple meta-analyses of different organ sites are followed by highlighting of a single outlier organ result.

One example of a systems approach to understanding how multiple risk factors might combine to be associated with late-life dementia is the application of queuing theory to deficit accumulation.

Amazon is just one example of a company that is crowdsourcing data across multiple vendors, individuals, geographies, industries, etc., with 294 million active customer accounts worldwide.

This is one example of how the complex makeup of DECM can fill multiple roles in scaffold design.

One example of a common housing intervention that likely has unrecognized multiple health benefits is window replacement.

One example of this approach is Crenezumab, a monoclonal antibody that recognizes multiple forms of aggregated Aβ.

Yet Arzate's case is just one example of the methods regularly used by armed forces to manufacture guilty parties, according to multiple accusations by human rights organizations.