Sentence examples for removing, for example, from inspiring English sources

There is no requirement for modification of the internal protein sequence by removing, for example, undesired cysteines.

Removing, for example, the country with the largest wage dispersion from the analysis of the HRH wage levels, the coefficients, and their significance levels hardly change.

An explanation could be that the loss of certain life stages can lead to the loss of other life stages, and hence, removing, for example, both in-hive bees and larvae will not necessarily cause more damage than only removing in-hive bees, as the larvae would have died anyway due to a lack of brood care.

If one of the two kidneys of a human is removed, for example, the other increases in size.

If three-quarters of the human liver is removed, for example, the remaining fraction enlarges to a mass equivalent to the original organ.

Biodegradable polymers are versatile polymeric materials that have a high potential in biomedical applications avoiding subsequent surgeries to remove, for example, an implanted device.

When the dropped ceiling in the auditorium was removed, for example, the work revealed a Guastavino vaulted ceiling like the one in the Grand Central Terminal Oyster Bar.

However the committee said that as these levels of uncertainty were removed, for example when the EU finalises its 2020 emissions targets, the government should consider making carbon targets more stringent.

In fact, in some respects, the rooms had profited from the disaster; when their moldering and curling linoleums were removed, for example, beautiful wood floors came into view that nobody suspected were there.

Even when the signal is removed, for example, by diluting a starved overnight culture in fresh medium, persister cells may still linger for extensive periods and be the ones found in the surviving fraction.

Suspiciously, unlike almost every other metric for government performance, the target has never been moved and the methodology has never been amended (to remove, for example, students or grandmothers) to help make the Home Office look better.