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Potential bias with this finding reported in the study must be acknowledged however, given that it was illustrated by an example provided by a traditional birth attendant (a 'competing' provider) and not cared for by a midwife.

CONSIDER an example provided by a former mortgage broker.

In an example provided by a Treasury official, a taxpayer could place into a partnership an asset and a liability that on their face are of equal value.

Inform students that they will be attempting to locate the epicenter of an earthquake using information from other locations (based on an example provided by Northwestern University at ( //www.qrg.northwestern.edu/projects/vss/docs/Navigation/1-what-is-triangulation.html).html

In an example provided by the city, a participant in the program who gets $690 a month in Supplemental Security Income will now have to pay $360 (the income minus the $330) in rent, compared with $207 under the current formula.

It won't be a lot — an example provided by T-Mobile showed total taxes and fees reduced by about $3.

A different example, provided by an EWAS of the effect of smoking on methylation (Breitling et al. 2011), which found lower methylation at a CpG site in F2RL3 in smokers than nonsmokers, avoids the problem of reverse causation, but not of tissue specificity.

Such attempts have previously been made using combinatorial peptide phage display, with an excellent example provided by the Tong et al. study that elucidated the yeast SH3 interactome [ 90].

There is very limited precendent for 1,4-additions of protected guanidines, with a striking example provided by Baran, Seiple and coworkers as part of their synthetic studies on palau'amine and related compounds (Seiple et al. 2011).

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Experimental results show that the proposed methods allowed for good generalisation and concept refinement from an initial set of sparse examples provided by a tutor.