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Digital reconstructions of neuronal morphology provide a particularly relevant case in point [3, 4].

A particularly relevant case in point is the forthcoming development of LBNL's Richmond Bay Campus.

A particularly relevant case can be found in the UG- and U-rich elements that occur downstream of vertebrate 3′-processing sites.

The interaction of FGF2 with FGFR and HS chains is a particularly relevant example in this case, because alterations in 6O-sulfation state caused by disruption of 6O-sulfotransferase expression have been shown to have drastic effects on FGF2 signaling [44].

"Clinton provides a particularly relevant example.

This is a particularly relevant question in the case of suspects of color, as in the United States suspects of color are far more likely to be the victims of "pretextual traffic stops" -- that is, traffic stops that are really open-ended (and pre- reasonable suspre- reasonableal invesuspicions into specriminal drug, weapon, and drinvestigationscrintoal offenspeculative

This is a particularly relevant caveat in the case of genomic regions that are inherently difficult to assemble correctly from Whole Genome Shotgun reads, and some of these regions identified in our study of primates, e.g. the major histocompatibility complex (MHC), fall into this category.

Egypt represents a particularly relevant setting for several reasons.

The house mouse dentition is a particularly relevant model.

And Prokofiev from Shostakovich, too — a distinction particularly relevant in the case of the Polish-Russian composer Mieczysław Weinberg (1919 1996), whose music has gone from almost complete obscurity in the West to considerable prominence since the turn of the century.

In terms of the cases discussed in this paper, this criterion is particularly relevant to case iv), the surrogacy trial.