Sentence examples for the example established from inspiring English sources

This example is an extended form of the example established by ([28], Ch. 12).

The current iteration of Phylobayes does not support mixed (protein and nucleotide) datasets for divergence dating, so we followed the example established by Erwin et al. [ 48] and used just the protein-coding characters for the divergence dating analysis.

The United States, for example, established the Securities and Exchange Commission (1934) to regulate new stock issues and stock market trading practices.

The Cherokee, for example, established a written language in 1821, a national supreme court in 1822, and a written constitution in 1827.

The recent results from the CORRECT trial have, for example, established a role for the more broadly-targeted regorafenib in the third-line setting.

The Amateur Astronomers Association of New York, for example, established in 1927, includes seven hundred members.

President Obama, for example, established The Presidential Task Force on 21st Century Policing comprised of law enforcement officials, community activists, police practices experts, and academics.

PepsiCo, for example, established one in India in 2010.

The defining example establishes mimêsis as impersonation.

"Death is loss without the possibility of being found," for example, establishes the distinction between lost objects, which might at some future time still be found, and loss through death, which is unrecoverable.

A 2016 amendment to the 1998 Scotland Act, for example, establishes that the Scottish parliament and government are a permanent part of the UK constitutional arrangement.