Sentence examples for taking this as an example from inspiring English sources

Taking this as an example for BLAST search, we then ask, 'can we find a human neuroglobin through BLAST search using the amino acid sequence of the alpha subunit [Swiss-Prot: HBA_HUMAN] as a query?' The answer is 'No' if we use the default parameters to run BLASTP through the NCBI BLAST server.

I don't want her to take this as an example of our whole life in this country.

Take this as an example: on the cover of a book, there is a classic image of a woman holding an egg.

We take this as an example because wood as energy source is highly debated for its possible benefits and drawbacks in term of environmental sustainability, which strongly depend on the way in which wood is managed along the whole supply chain.

Take this as an example: installing metal shower stalls means that some people, mostly women, have started shitting in the showers.

Take this as an example: when my partner and I moved to New York, we sublet an apartment with a flatscreen in the bedroom and 200 glorious channels of cable.

Take this as an example: 1Password 4, recently released for iOS mobile platform, made sure some of its customer support team tracked (and participated in) all discussions that happened around the web regarding 1Password.

Take this as an example, according to Alexandra Sims, a writer for The Independent, ISIS takes "credit for any act of terrorism on Western soil, so that they appear bigger and tougher than they actually are" and, I will add, the media aids them in doing this.

The mono­mer tert-butyl cyclohexyl acrylate (t-BCHA Figure 1 a) was one of five "hits" that successfully produced polymers resisting bacterial attachment in the initial report of the amphiphilic polymers.[ 7] Taking this monomer as an example, it has a number of moieties (tert-butyl, cyclohexyl, and ester) that may contribute to resistance to bacterial attachment.

This contribution took this case as an example of analyzing and discussing especially the legitimacy aspects of such interactive policy-making - assuming, for the moment, that the hopes at effectiveness will be fulfilled.

By domestic political standards, it has landed a triple lutz by allowing Chen to exit the embassy, but we don't yet know who made the decision, how much support it enjoys, and what, exactly, that decision entails: What will happen to other dissidents who, perhaps inevitably, take this case as an example?