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A further example is that of the English FA, which pays its England Women's team players an average of £21,000 (approx $40,000) a year.
A further example is that ovarian tumors can develop secondary mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2 after cisplatin, or PARP inhibition therapy.
A further example is that of Switzerland's application for accession, lodged in 1992, but not further pursued by the Swiss government subsequent to the referendum result opposed to ratification of the EEA agreement.
A further example is the forward butterfly scheme (Figure 1 e)) that performs extrinsic information computation only in forward direction.
A further example is sketched here.
A further example that is unique because it is comprehensive, sustained, and international is EPODE.
New designs of specificity for the reporter bacteria, e.g. for broad- and narrow-range activation by organic pollutants must be developed further; one example is that of transcription activators such as nadR, xylR, xylS, dmpR involved in the aromatic pollutant degradation (e.g. benzene derivatives), characterized by higher specificity than previously used promoters.
Further examples are provided that demonstrate how cell type-specific expression profiling can also be used to uncover genes and pathways in development and response to stress that would be nearly impossible to identify using traditional genetics.
Or, to give a further example, it is implausible to claim that a PIA has "given a voice" to a group of participants unless specific efforts have been undertaken that are sufficient for creating a collective agent that actually has a voice of its own.
Two further examples are CDK5 and CDK8 that both adopt active conformations upon p25 and cyclin C binding, respectively, in the absence of activation loop phosphorylation.
Inefficiencies caused by the aforementioned problems regarding the draughting abilities and firebox design meant that no further examples were constructed.
