Sentence examples for sample for instance from inspiring English sources

Taking a bone-marrow sample, for instance, is unpleasant enough, but his terror of being on the receiving end makes him plead for extra painkillers.

In the Hopkins sample, for instance, the outcome measured over six years is whether people lived or died.

Bonds to create housing constituted 17 percent of the defaults in the Fed's sample, for instance, and bonds to finance nursing homes and health care projects accounted for 12 percent and 11 percent.

One sample, for instance, came from a meteorite that had crashed into an Australian manure ditch.

An analysis of the German teacher sample, for instance, showed no bias with regard to teachers' gender and their school subjects (Eickelmann et al. 2014a).

The relative extinction is indeed not measurable in several cases: (i) if no bare SiC exists on the sample (for instance as graphene fully covers the SiC surface), (ii) if impurities (dust) or metal contacts cover the graphene and/or the SiC.

Sulfates taken from the air samples, for instance, are probably from diesel combustion, while other components, like Chlorine, could at least in part be coming from burning plastics somewhere down in the rubble, Dr. Thurston said.

While rock and rollers were using tape trickery for novelties -- early pop sampling, for instance, in Dickie Goodman's "flying saucer" comedy singles, with a deadpan interviewer answered by snippets of current hits -- academic composers and eccentric souls were devising all sorts of precedents.

His themes, rather than building into huge orchestral waves, repeat and stack up like samples; for instance, a woodblock mimics both the canter of a horse and the tick of a clock, and is joined by a mass of strings and horns carefully trading off the same three-note motif.

Scientists could use darts to collect tissue samples, for instance, or collect feces to determine what the whales are eating.

These classifiers are initially trained on some pre-labelled training data and further updated based on newly recorded samples, for instance during a production process.