Our results represent an intriguing example of an organized, miRNA-driven physiological system for controlling the level of endogenous HR factors in the G1 phase of the cell cycle.
For example, planning of an organized, cytology-based screening for cervical cancer started more than a decade ago [ 28], yet it still remains on the level of an opportunistic program with high coverage in younger and quite low coverage in elderly women [ 29].
Wear appropriate office clothing and be an example of a well organized person.
Wikileaks stands out as a unique and rare example of online organizing that lacks any significant "on-land" or on the ground component and still has a strong social impact--in this case shutting down a powerful global institution.
He cites the example of users organizing voting rings to purposefully vote up stories, which caused Graham to develop additional software to detect this.
Waldron (1993, 63) gives the example of antiwar protesters organizing a rowdy demonstration near a Remembrance Day service; Wellman (1997, 33) offers the illustration of edging into a checkout line with a full cart, just ahead of a tired woman carrying triplets.
The successful effort to save net neutrality is an example of how grassroots organizing can overcome the big guys' lobbying power.
In the same article, the author explores one interesting example of RDPs organized around a strong territorial identity.
It is already happening in so many places all across America and is a living example of what community organizing from the bottom up can accomplish.
Metabolic and regulatory pathways are an example of organized knowledge that allow a better visualization of a complex system and can be found in databases such as iPath [ 3], BioCyc [ 4] or KEGG Pathways [ 5].
