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Fig. 5 Example of the degree correlation in the combined Swarm gravity field model relative to the GFZ RL05a model, here shown for the month of March 2015.
This can be seen as an example of the degree to which corridors' perceived roles in managing conflict and preventing crop damage are sometimes interwoven.
Fig. 1 Example of the degree amplitudes of the error estimates of the gravity field models considered in the study, here shown for the month of March 2015.
One example of the degree of CFRP strengthening applied to the 19 slab and girder bridges on the M1 and M2 is illustrated by the bridge B2-N, Fig. 1, at km marker 10+7 near Kumanovo on the M1.
"Is the white van there yet?" the official said, giving an example of the degree of scrutiny.
But the ad itself is also an example of the degree to which political donors are increasingly taking up campaign space that was previously reserved for actual politicians.
An example of the degrees of severity for the MT ATG morpholino included: (1) embryos with no detectable hemoglobinized red blood cells (23.7%, n=14), (2) embryos with a reduced number of red blood cells (47.4%, n=28), and (3) embryos with normal numbers of red blood cells (28.9%, n=17).
They provide situational examples of the degree of error that can be introduced when the modern land surface is used to represent former glacier beds in these environments.
Telomeric and sub-telomeric regions of the chromosomes may never be fully sequenced; these regions are likely too redundant to assemble properly and yet too variable as a whole between strains of T. cruzi to be ultimately informative, except as examples of the degree of variability that is possible in T. cruzi.
This molecular evolution of RNase H genes is the first actual example of how the degree of functional redundancy has implications for changes in gene constitution during the course of evolution.
There are three categories in this example, so the degree of freedom is two.
