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For example, in complex miRNA gene families, such as let-7 family, miRNA* sequences were less conserved because of wide distribution spectrum in vertebrates, multiple homologous genes and multicopy precursors.

In some scenarios, computational modeling offers insight that cannot otherwise be acquired, for example in complex architectures where lesion heterogeneity is compounded by presence of a bifurcation and its associated mechanical environment.

For example, in complex organisms, genes do not occur as unbroken DNA sequences but are split into pieces, called exons, with intervening sequences of noncoding DNA, called introns.

The technology of long-read sequencing now offers different alternatives to solve genome assembly problems (for example, in complex regions involving repeated elements or segmental duplications) and haplotype phasing, which cannot be resolved adequately by short-read sequencing.

For example in complex animal systems, color polymorphisms tend to have unknown inheritance mechanisms, exhibit continuous or intermediate variation, result from assortative mating under natural conditions, and/or be sex-linked [ 3] as seen in the African cichlid fishes [ 7].

For example, in complexes such as II, the ΔE(2) of N-H...O are larger than that of the O-H...O bond, which indicates the N-H...O H-bond makes more of a contribution towards the interaction energy of the complexes.

For example, in the complex formed by WeeI-CrkII, the NES of the latter is masked, keeping Crk in the nucleus, where the complex has pro-apoptotic functions.

For example, in mitochondrial complex I, seven Fe-S clusters with gradually increasing reduction potentials align to form a wire-like pathway along which electrons ascend.

For example, in a complex RNA-Seq study, the study type can be both case-control and time series, sample types can be both cell line and primary cells, and platforms can be Illumina, Solid, and Roche 454.

Now that all the C. elegans dynactin subunits were defined, it will be more feasible to dissect the role of each dynactin component by combining biochemistry and genetics, for example, in the complex assembly and in the modulation of its activity.

For example, in a complex mobile wireless channel with significant amount of fading due to reflection and scattering via multiple paths, obstructed line-of-sight, etc., 0's might be transmitted correctly, whereas 1's might be incorrectly received as 0's by a moving car (Additional file 1: Figure S1b).