For example, extended from the programming of cellular dynamics, synthetic bacterial systems have been applied to understand ecological and evolutionary questions that are difficult to address with natural communities [108].
Virginia, for example, extends from the Chesapeake Bay to the Ohio River," Redmond said.
For example, extended keratin filaments form from obligate heterodimeric assembly pairs, yet keratin homopolymers may nonetheless form short fibrils (though not full-length ones) in vitro.
Gandhi, for example, extended ahimsa maximally to include avoiding harm to sentient beings.
Edmunds has a list of general rebates -- Porsche, for example, extends a $500 rebate to members of its car club.
Howe, for example, extends his criticism of "Daddy" to the whole of "Ariel".
One line, for example, would extend from Malaysia to Aceh province, on the northern tip of Sumatra, where attacks earlier this year related to an Islamic separatist struggle with the Indonesian authorities forced Exxon Mobil to withdraw from the area while troops restored order.
For example, QTLR 1 IV extended from 245 to 248 cM.
For example, by extending the amplification time from 1 h to overnight (∼15 h), this assay can directly detect 100 fM T-DNA unambiguously by UV vis spectra with a good linearity over the 0 10 pM range (R =0.990, Figure 3).
For example, the gene block extending from Smlt 2997 to 3005 codes for proteins of the type IV secretion system, which is known to have a dual role of both horizontal gene transfer and pathogenicity.
For example, bracket 1 shows two large LCBs extending from about 500 to 900 kb, but within this region are small vertical white regions indicating lack of sequence homology.
