exemplification

Examples of exemplified

exemplified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This is exemplified in the issue of collothalamic projections.
The latter strategy, also known as a "two-generation intervention," is exemplified by home visitation and parent education programs.
To suggest that the study of the myriad of human activities is best exemplified by a single reward system is not a viable approach.
To explain developmental change, the grammar-based approaches exemplified here invoke the concept of maturation.
This is exemplified, not only in his survey reports from the period 1945-53, but also by his later work.
Do you - or any of your readers - have any views on the use of the apostrophe as exemplified in this letter?
Tracing their contributions shows how national consciousness can be discerned long before the ' nationalism ' classically exemplified in 1848 or sometimes ante-dated to 1707.
This "return to orality" was exemplified in performance art, electronic composition, sampling and interactive sound installations.
It is a superb contribution, meticulously researched and lavishly exemplified with details that are both entertaining and instructive.
Such impairments have been exemplified by demonstrations of impaired performance necessitating the integration or grouping of complex static and dynamic visual information into meaningful percepts.
We have exemplified this by giving new alternative characterizations of some of the major semantics from the literature.
The category 'sense of confidence with everyday life ' exemplified the route to successful goal attainment, as perceived by the participants.
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