Using carbon nanotubes, biomolecules and benzene rings is an evident example of these cases.
Patterns of distribution of risk factors, however, may fluctuate over time, with variable increases, decreases, or periods of stagnation across sections of a population (as was evident for example, with smoking rates in high income countries [ 65]).
It is precisely how Islamist ideology does as well, evident, for example, in the principles and founding documents of Hamas and Hezbollah.
Plants with large, highly efficient vessels are much more vulnerable to injury, as is evident, for example, from the vulnerability of the elm, which has large vessels, to Dutch elm disease, in which the water-conduction vessels are injured by beetle activity and fungal growth.
The most evident example is Alex's long monologue in the opening act, when he arrives home from the mall with a story about how a bunch of brats and their angry mothers have cost him his job as Santa Claus.
This form of poem served several functions, as is evident in, for example, camel drivers' songs, known as al-ḥidāʾ.
And, as is evident from this example, it can work in the same way in other settings too (e.g. TV interviews).
Interestingly, some of the dominant mutations lost their dominance at later time points, although as is evident from the example of subject D-5018, timing of loss was unique for each amino acid position (Figure 3).
Lair is known as a reliable technician who makes very few mistakes, but he has an imaginative side too, as is evident from two examples.
Using the top pathway, T cell receptor signaling, as an example, it is evident that every level of the signal pathway from the cell surface to the nucleus is represented (Figure 5).
