Two kinds of EMT markers can be used in humans, and can be classified according to their structural (for example, changes in the composition of the cytoskeleton) or functional (, for example, ECM production) relevance.
For example, changes in the composition of pollen loads collected from bumble bee specimens reflected changes in abundance of an invasive weed in northwestern Europe (Kleijn and Raemakers 2008).
For example, differences in the composition of TEs between Sscl and Bcin are due to the recent invasion of a few families of class II TIR DNA and LINE TEs in Sscl.
Perhaps a preliminary answer can be found in music rather than in literature -- for example, in the great compositions of Aaron Copland during his populist period.
From a chemotaxonomic view, for example in flavonoid composition, the subgenus Equisetum shows qualitative and quantitative variations between the species: three groups were identified, each accumulating specific glycosides (Veit et al. 1995).
For example, in writing and composition, in which students must improve a paper from one draft to the next, the heuristics may include guidance to outline the first draft, identify topic sentences in all the paragraphs, and question the basic argument and rhetorical structures.
Protein from porcine blood meal was hydrolysed with Alcalase to obtain a final revalorised product suitable, for example, to take part in the composition of an organic fertiliser.
For example, changes in the cellular composition of the islets (i.e. alpha/beta cell ratios) cannot be excluded, though this would seem to be unlikely.
For example, uncertainty in the feedstock composition will propagate to the uncertainty in the mass and energy balances in the process model, which will in turn propagate to the uncertainty in the economic model.
For example, changes in the age composition of breeders due to younger floating individuals entering the breeding population may highlight high levels of adult breeder mortality (Franklin 1992; Penteriani et al. 2011).
