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A more specific example: our approach on taxes and budgets has changed.

As a more specific example, LawAtlas has a dataset on minimum wage laws implemented by each state.

To take a more specific example, imagine a shoe retailer that advertises to consumers across the web who have previously visited their website.

As a more specific example of Japan neglecting alternative energy sources, Kono noted there was abundant wind power available in Hokkaido that went undeveloped because the electricity company claimed it did not have sufficient grid capacity.

A more specific example of assimilation is the incorporation of newly learned spoken words into pre-existing lexical memory stores, measured by the ability of a new word to compete with well-known, phonemically related words during auditory word recognition.

To give you a more specific example, look at Twitter.

Let me give you a peek into the inner workings of a project, accompanied by the more specific example of the Princeton Preview graphics.

WaterHealthb International is another more specific example of a growing firm working on water purification business to offer pure water with minimum cost for people in poor countries.

In another, more specific, example of growth, the company noted that in the last six months, Ally Financial saw the number of deals redeemed per day double, and the number of cardholders who have opted in to receive weekly emails with new offers increase by more than 60percentt.

One more specific example on cartilage regeneration is that fibroblast growth factor-1 (FGF-1) is reported to be produced by MSCs in coculture with articular chondrocytes, with stimulatory effects on chondrocytes proliferation and matrix formation [ 31].

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