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The datasets were chosen to provide a variety in terms of size of the host and parasite trees: those from the literature are relatively small (from 7 to 100 leaves), while our own data provide an example of much bigger host and parasite trees, each having 387 leaves.

An example of much greater scope occurred in the financial crisis of 2007 09.

When a bottlenose dolphin appeared in the Thames during the first world war, the museum's then director, Sydney Harmer, ordered it to be slaughtered, then served to members of the press in the museum's dining hall as an example of much-needed protein during the wartime blockades.

In fact, in the notes we have an example of how much it changes for mercury.

If you want an example of how much, look at same-sex marriage.

Nigeria is an example of how much work Kenya has ahead.

It was just an example of how much latitude Florida prosecutors have in a murder case.

The chief justice said that his branch of the government provided an example of doing much with few resources.

I think USCIS might be better used as an example of how much worse it could be.

Mr. Friedman pointed to Lucian Bebchuk's research on soaring executive pay as an example of how much norms had changed.

Or compare it – to pick an example of a much higher-profile scandal than either of these – to Lance Armstrong's comically cynical non-confession to Oprah Winfrey in January.