Sentence examples for such as notably from inspiring English sources

Genoese émigrés (such as, notably, Christopher and Bartholomew Columbus), discouraged now from business in the East, looked to new fields of enterprise in the Iberian Peninsula.

In his contribution to The Stone last week, Alex Rosenberg posed a defense of naturalism — "the philosophical theory that treats science as our most reliable source of knowledge and scientific method as the most effective route to knowledge" — at the expense of other theoretical endeavors such as, notably, literary theory.

However, in the past 20 years, NB is closely related to many calcification diseases, such as notably cholecystolithiasis, renal lithiasis, atherosclerosis, dental calculus, and so on [6 9].

Haynes' findings mainly confirm results from previous studies, such as notably the pioneering survey Margaret Mead conducted in 1957 among US high school children (Mead and Métraux 1957).

The roster of fighters on hand is solid enough, and a robust online community has helped to fill in the major gaps (such as, most notably, Floyd Mayweather).

It is also busily building up alliances with emerging powers such as South Africa and India, notably at this weekend's Brics summit in Goa, while courting traditional American allies such as Turkey and the Philippines.

Cepheids were soon detected in other galaxies, such as Andromeda (notably by Edwin Hubble in 1923 24), and they became an important part of the evidence that "spiral nebulae" are actually independent galaxies located far outside of our own Milky Way.

Making his debut on Dr. Dre's album The Chronic, Nate Dogg worked with big west coast artists such as Tupac (notably on the song "How Long Will They Mourn Me" on the album Thug Life: Volume 1), and released four of his own albums, including the highly successful Music & Me.

These results emphasize other findings establishing that enforced expression of SphK1 displays a cytoprotective effect against various stimuli such as chemotherapeutics notably in prostate cancer cells [36].

These episodes are characteristically associated with sudden increases in sympathetic activity, such as exercise, notably swimming.

Cycling cells are known to be more sensitive to topoisomerase inhibitors such as etoposide, notably because these inhibitors induce less DNA damage in non-dividing cells.