Sentence examples for reviewed as an example from inspiring English sources

The US Navy Smart Ship Program is reviewed as an example of a program seeking to leverage commercial technologies (hardware and software) and apply them to US Navy ships.

Frangogiannis reviewed, as an example, a study of mice not expressing interferon-γ inducible proteinterferon-γ inducibleve fibrosis following myocardial infarction (14).

5 Here, the national malaria control program effort in Zambia is reviewed as an example of a fully malaria-endemic country that achieved rapid success from 2005 through 2008 and is moving to sustain that success and consider next steps to advance its control of the malaria burden and transmission.

If we use the citizen reviews as an example, [University of Nebraska Professor Samuel E.] Walker's study found that the effectiveness of the citizen reviews is highly dependent upon a number of factors, such the type of the review, the powers given to them, the ability and education of the personnel, etc.

The experience of creating coordination mechanisms and defining clear roles of DPS, HAI and UNICEF can be reviewed as an illustrative example in development of best practices in the implementation of the National Strategic Plan's integrated networks for prevention and treatment for HIV/AIDS.

The strengths and weaknesses of clinical studies in general are reviewed, as well as examples from the literature of approaches that have been used.

Earlier in the day, by chance, Ben Shapiro quoted the tweet in National Review as an example of the left embracing a "national pathology" of anger.

Using online reviews as an example, manufacturers have come to value how to select helpful online reviews and what can be learned from online reviews for new product development.

Some argue that the flaw in Lewis's book is that HFTs do not make money out of the retail investor but from the big institutions (see this review as an example).

Flying (1974), a "stream-of-consciousness memoir about her bisexuality", explored her life after the success of Sexual Politics in what was described in The New York Times Book Review as an example of "dazzling exhibitionism".

Clinical practice guidelines and selective imaging strategies for diagnosis of paediatric appendicitis were used in this review as an example of possible means to reduce CT usage [ 14].