He is, for example, studying the personal investments of Antioch's board members, to see if they hold arms-industry stocks, and he is pushing the jettisoned faculty to sue the college.
For example, studying the physiological state of mitochondria in a rat liver at a particular time may call for a rapid but crude extraction of the organelles before they begin to degrade.
"Historically, anthropologists have worked closely with the government, and many were in the armed services," she says, for example, studying the culture and ideology of the Germans and Japanese during World War II.
This famous inequality plays an important role in statistics (see [3, 4]; for the latest work on applications in statistics, we refer to Seddighin's work [3]) and numerical analysis, for example, studying the rates of convergence and error bounds of solving systems of equations (see in [5, 6]).
For example, studying the genomes of relapsed CLL compared with pre-treatment CLL patients could be informative with respect to specific lesions or mutations that are selected in vivo in the setting of therapeutic bottlenecks.
For many ex vivo research purposes and medical studies, for example, studying the impact of electrode insertion on the intracochlear fine structures or cochlear duct length measurement, the metallic artifact is a great hindrance.
They could, for example, study the handwriting on anthrax letters that have been made public to see if it looks familiar.
"The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, for example, studied the ban and found no actual evidence that a consumer electronic device can affect airplane operations".
Cordier, for example, studied the profession's development in France.
Researchers Jeane Copenhaver-Johnson, Joy Bowman and Andrea Johnson, for example, studied the Santa story through an African-American perspective.
