Another example concerns one of the most pervasive sex differences: the inactivation of one X chromosome in every cell of the body in females.
One example concerns working time.
One example concerns lime kilns, used for making the mortar.
One example concerns differentially co-expressed (DC) genes.
One example concerns the use of market-based transactions.
One example concerned a client who changed clothes three times a day.
One example concerns the split genes of Nanoarchaeum and Micrarchaeum, which have likely evolved by convergence in these two lineages.
One example concerns two similar forms of the final reaction in the synthesis of the co-factor nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD), which use different amido group donors.
One example concerns CRYAB, which has previously been shown to be highly expressed in many basal-like tumors and to portend a poor outcome.
One example concerns the previously well-accepted monophyletic group Branchiopoda [ 27, 65], which was resolved polyphyletically by clustering A. franciscana with copepods in the original and balanced dataset under the mtArt model.
One example concerns copper vacancies in some MOFs featuring paddlewheel clusters.[ 80] Similarly, when using isophthalates as linker fragments in the synthesis of HKUST-1, up to 8%% of the Cu dimers were reported missing in the defective material.[ 59] Moreover, Cliffe et al.
