The dreadful spread of SARS in China is not just a health concern, but an example of the consistent deception, lies and cover-up practised by the Beijing regime over the past 50 years.
Figure 8 shows an example of a consistent operon hemCDXY encoding enzymes for tetrapyrrole synthesis.
An example of this consistent following in the first 10 days of July month 2009 is illustrated in the Table 3.
An example of responses consistent with 'cultural sensibility' is: "I suppose I would see it [cultural diversity] as actually being to do with ethnicity, along with religion, social class, gender, perhaps disability and sexual orientation, the ways in which people are different.
This draft is an example of a very consistent and coherent internal application of the principle of the primacy of human dignity (CAHBI, Draft recommendation on artificial human procreation from 10th January , 1989.
Nickson [ 34] developed an example of problem formulation consistent with environmental release of drought tolerant maize and concluded that the appropriate risk characterization would consider persistence, invasiveness and plant compositional profile.
(B ) Same as A, but for an example of CA1 cell showing consistent firing after a landmark (o, retrospective firing) on both directions.
An example of a user with consistent judgments would be as follows: the "A" is deemed more important than "B"; "B" is deemed more important than "C"; and "A" is therefore more important than "C".
The integrated project also serves as an example of an assignment that is consistent with two recent education frameworks, the Integrated Competency-Based Framework (Lawson et al., 2014) and the AICPA Core Competency Framework (2015), which both advocate for increased integration of professional competencies within the accounting curriculum.
It is still unclear whether a single QTL has the potential to enhance grain yield in diverse genetic backgrounds of elite rice varieties, though there is an example of sd1 gene showing a consistent effect on grain yield enhancement of Indica rice varieties, leading to green revolution (Sasaki et al. 2002).
