Sentence examples for one example of the measures from inspiring English sources

The European conceptualisation of beauty has been around for centuries and the Oluyemi case is just one example of the measures black and Asian women continue to go to in order to lighten up.

What I encountered in the café is just one example of the extraordinary measures Americans take on a daily basis to defend themselves from the law, which in theory exists to protect the people.

One example of the PM measure for a case when the block permutation problem happens is shown in Figure1. Figure 1 Example of the block permutation problem of FastIVA.

It's just one example of the desperate and self-destructive measures taken by the many thousands of people who come to Europe as refugees, then spend months or years travelling the continent in search of a new home.

One example of the challenges faced by Mr. Lagaay is found in the headlight shared by the Boxster and the current 911 as a cost-saving measure.

If A causes B, then removing A should prevent B. To give one example of our own, measures of effective connectivity in our imaging data suggested changes in the interactions between areas during learning [ 41]; and so we checked whether the changes in covariance were causal by studying the effect of disconnecting the relevant areas in macaque monkeys [ 42 ].

One example of measure of phosphatidylserine exposure through the Annexin V assay in a cell line (T178) displaying an 'apoptotic-like' morphological phenotype (fragmented nuclei).

One example of measured PDP in indoor multipath environment is given in Figure 8. Figure 8 Power delay profile.

That review indicated that one example of a good measure for self-reported periodontal disease was "Has any dentist/hygienist told you that you have deep pockets?", which had a sensitivity of 55% and a specificity of 90% against clinical pocket depth [ 30, 31].

His one example of a cost-cutting measure was a £500m saving over the next three years by reforming the civil service early exit pay-outs that leave some mandarins quitting with as much as six times their annual pay.

One example of a problem the modeling might solve, says Hood, is measuring multiple biomarkers in order to monitor the effects of disease treatments.