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Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic cast his startled regard back along the length of Jewish history looking for a parallel example of arrant stupidity and found, instead, what Jews around the world have long been accustomed to find in contemplating ourselves and that history: an inborn, half-legendary agility of intellect, amounting almost to a magical power.

A parallel example of inheritance of epigenetic marks in the mouse is provided by the Axin-fused (Axin Fu) allele, which is involved in embryonic axis formation (Rakyan et al., 2003).

Horn: Let's look at a parallel example outside of education.

3. See Bell (1966: 4) and Jammer (1974: 274, 304); see also Kochen and Specker (1967: 82/322, theorem 3) for a parallel example and criticism of von Neumann.

In a parallel example, high-altitude subspecies of deer mice were shown to genetically inherit higher oxygen-affinity hemoglobin, but these individuals also demonstrated phenotypic plasticity in the form of increased heart and lung size associated with increased oxygen consumption and increased gut size associated with energy uptake [13].

"I honestly cannot think of a parallel example from previous presidential primary debates," Schroeder said.

(A parallel example is Kerry James Marshall's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self" (1980), in which the artist appears as a grinning, minstrelesque mask).

The accompanying writeup praised the increased clarity and fidelity of the recording, as compared to their earlier work, citing as a parallel example "...the scene in The Wizard Of Oz where a sepia tone gives way to Technicolor; it opens up new vistas to the sound, while giving the band an opportunity to exhibit more involved musicianship".

A parallel example is provided by the antibiotic effects of volatiles produced by Muscodor albus.

One parallel example of unexpected complexity is in variation in thermal tolerance in C. elegans (Gaertner et al. 2012).

Similarly, in the parallel example of genetic association studies, several recent analyses have highlighted the need for more stringent controls for the very strong genetic confounders [ 3, 4].