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We give an example of a deviation from the expected thermodynamical behavior for the probe set 1091_at due to annotation problems, i.e., the surface-bound probe is not the exact complement of the target RNA sequence, because of errors present in public databases at the time when the array was designed.

One example of a deviation Mollineau provided involved, again, George Allen, who is now seeking his old Senate seat.

As an emblematic example of such a deviation, the Squalius alburnoides complex of hybrid cyprinid fish presents unique features that make it an interesting model to address the question of sex determination in a hybrid context.

The raft of size N = 22,500 ants (Fig. 3D) is a good example of a clear deviation between the two models.

It is one example of a "right-wing deviation of United States foreign policy," which he said is reflected in statements made by the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who called Jerusalem the "capital of Israel" while visiting the city in July.

For example, a deviation of 3 and a deviation of 4 in the Max condition both fail to pass the maximal criterion of 2 deviations, but the former attracted less blame for a team loss compared to the latter.

Our study offers a striking example of extreme deviation from reciprocal partner specificity over the full geographical range of a fig-wasp system.

For example, a deviation of 10 degrees minimizes the potential correction by 35%.

For example, a deviation in systolic blood pressure of more than 10 mmHg below or above the gold standard systolic blood pressure was considered inaccurate.

Figure 1 provides an example of how the deviation was noted.

Figure 5 shows an example of the standard deviation derived from 9 replicates of the Focus array.