Sentence examples for relying for example from inspiring English sources

This Directive, developed through European national plans such as Ecophyto plan in France, promotes the introduction of innovative cropping systems relying, for example, on integrated pest management.

Finally, spectrum efficiency improves throughput in terms of bits transmitted per second for a given bandwidth ((frac {Gbps}{Hz})), relying, for example, in spectrum reuse, massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO), and Coordinated Multipoint Transmission and Reception (CoMP).

According to Du Châtelet, one must explain how a mechanism can produce a plant relying, for example, upon an explanation of how each particle of matter is able to produce the effect that it does (IP §10 and §12, p. 131 2) through simple motion.

For example, simply counting false- and true-negative findings, relying, for example, on microarray data would require at least 10 650 invariant positions to establish the difference between a method that has specificity of 0.999 compared with one with a specificity 0.9999 with 80% power.

One would anticipate even better performance if an exposure model was combined with a clinically-based disease prognostic model, relying for example on patient record or disease registry data, as well as better modeling the relationship of variables to mortality (e.g. age and death are better represented as a log linear rather than linear relationship [ 28]).

But she also talked about how her recent travels had reminded her "what a treasure Europe is," and how a strong Germany relied, for example, on a strong France.

The Rwandan government's allegations, made 12 years after the event, relied, for example, on witnesses who had never mentioned his involvement when the killings were originally investigated several years ago.

We rely, for example, on one of these "witnesses" to tell us that Harlem's downfall, as a neighborhood and as a cultural force, in the early sixties was due largely to the destruction of family-owned homes and the construction of the projects that mar its landscape now.

Successful implementation relied, for example, on program design and enthusiastic individuals within sporting organizations.

Utilities that relied, for example, on local surface sources in drought-affected areas had the greatest incentive to act early to counter the drought.

Crane (2006) and Crane and Silliman (2009) suggest the need for developing simplified, yet functional sampling methods that do not rely, for example, on expensive sterilization of sampling equipment.