As a dominant example, soluble elastins including tropoelastin can form hydrogels when they are chemically cross-linked.
For example, under a dominant model, 398 genes contained recurrent variants in more than two probands and not in the unaffected members of families 1, 2, or 3.
As discussed earlier, de novo mutations can lead to a monogenic dominant (for example, RTT) or monogenic recessive (for example, NF2) Mendelian form of disease, and even to a form of disease in which a large number of different genes is implicated (schizophrenia).
If the left hand is dominant, for example, the painter would be expected to hold the tube in that hand and leave the outline of a right hand on the wall.
In each country some major groups enjoy a numerically dominant position for example, the Fang in Gabon and the Mboshi, Teke, and Kongo in Congo (Brazzaville).
Women may laugh in the presence of a dominant male, for example.
Mr Matthews argued in favour of enlarging Heathrow and keeping it as a single, dominant hub:For example, imagine two passengers on an aircraft flying from Edinburgh, one whose final destination is Denver and the other whose final destination is Bangalore.
This event caused some species to die out and others to become dominant, allowing for example, the dinosaurs to rapidly expand.
If the change is incremental to a dominant customer, for example, the focal incumbent firm will start development of the new technology before new entrants, irrespective of whether it is radical or incremental to focal firms.
A second farmer said that he could try to intervene and push for a certain cow to become the dominant one, for example by putting her first in the herd.
The particle size has a significant effect on the dominant mechanism; for example, small particles are governed by the Brownian and Eddy diffusion, but large particles are controlled by the effect of the momentum.
