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For an example of the insights that can be gained from fossil leaves, see Wilf, P., Labandeira, C. C., Johnson, K. R., and Ellis, B. 2006.

The success of the face- rather than word-based ABM demonstrated in this study is an example of the insights this approach can provide.

Some impacts are visible; for example, some of the insights of the Blue Growth final report have been used in the EC communication on Blue Growth [22].

However, we would like to report an intriguing example of the interesting insights into the mechanisms shaping genome evolution that data mining the information available in the Mitocomp2 will hopefully provide in the future.

This study is an example of the kinds of insights that can be obtained by including a reliability assessment in the design process.

The identification of the P. blakesleeanus leuA gene represents an example of the new evolutionary insights that may emerge about primary metabolism in the fungal kingdom from analysis of these species.

An analysis of how best to compensate CHWs is also offered as an example of the type of insights that this method may yield.

59– 64 An example of the type of insight that these simulation studies can provide is given by Deco et al. 62 This study used CoCoMac not only to model coupling strength between brain regions, but also to provide an estimate of conduction delay.

For all their practical differences, climate and food are both cardinal examples of the ecological insight that made environmentalism possible: everything is connected, so what we drop into rivers, winds, or soil ends up in our bloodstreams.

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For example, the insights of colleagues or supervisors regarding one's practice patterns might be expected to serve as information that can supplement personal opinions of one's own practice and there is ample evidence that such external feedback can improve performance (e.g., Boehler et al. 2006).