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Pertinent examples of this approach are the seminal works of Eigen and Winkler-Oswatitsch [48], [49] about the reconstruction of early tRNA and a primordial gene in which they showed that nucleotide sequences existing today still carry, in a hidden form, the patterns of their ancestry.

Pertinent examples include the lactose repressor LacI [ 62], Stat5 proteins [ 63], the IclR protein TtgV [ 64], bHLH proteins as in the Max-Myc heterotetramer [ 65], or proteins in the p53 family of transcription factors [ 66, 67].

Pertinent examples are the recognition and diagnosis of poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinomas, including micrometastases in lymph nodes (Fig.  4e), of undifferentiated nasopharyngeal carcinomas which may be diagnostically difficult due to their dissociated growth pattern (Fig.  4f), and of malignant mesotheliomas.

These are pertinent examples because there are far more refugees in developing countries than in rich ones.

We present the basic theoretical framework and some pertinent examples dealing with ion pairing in polymer electrolytes.

The concepts of hsü in Taoism, sunyata in Mahāyāna Buddhism, and the En Sof in Jewish mysticism are pertinent examples of "emptiness," or "holy Nothing," doctrines.

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Japan in the nineteen-nineties provides another pertinent example.

A pertinent example: "Everyone can be great because everyone can serve".

Tim Sherwood's dismissal seems a particularly pertinent example of what happens when entertainment is corporatized.

Perhaps the most pertinent example for Sony was the News Corporation's experiment with a sub I.P.O.