As an example of the inherent dangers in these approaches, a clinical trial of Natalizumab (Tysabri) led to the deaths of several participants from progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, a viral infection of the brain.
As an example of the inherent bias in big data, we note that the Google Flu Tracker overestimated the size of the influenza pandemic by 50%%, miscalculating the severity of the 2013 flu and predicting double the amount of flu-related doctor visits (Butler 2013).
The message was, won't anybody help me?" Rick Swope is an example of the inherent compassion and kindness we all possess.
Jeffrey A. Brown, author of Dangerous Curves: Action Heroines, Gender, Fetishism, and Popular Culture (2011) noted The Killing Joke as an example of the "inherent misogyny of the male-dominated comic book industry" in light of the "relatively unequal violence [female characters] are subjected to".
As an example of this inherent variability, the side-to-side intraclass correlation coefficients for CNFD and CNFL were 0.51 and 0.67, respectively (21).
We consider these results alone to be a good example of the inherent appeal astrophotography has as a gateway into science.
To critics, however, Enron is a prime example of the inherent conflict facing banks that act as both lenders and advisers to large companies.
In sum, our study provides a second example of an organism that exploits the inherent chirality of the double-helical structure of DNA to achieve asymmetric cell division.
Vernacular architecture is an example of building within inherent sustainable characteristics.
Critics of the mathematization of legal proof raise this point as an example of inherent limitations to the mathematical modelling of probative value (Allen and Pardo 2007a).[12] Allen and Pardo propose an alternative, the explanatory theory of legal proof.
