For example, damage to the extreme capsule and uncinate fasciculus and not the arcuate fasciculus is associated with language impairment in children born preterm (Northam et al., 2012).
For example, close to the extreme, imagine a low concentration of tumour cells of the order of 1 cell in a pin-head mass of tissue, about 1 mm.
The mononucleated progenitors of the skeletal muscle, the myoblasts of the growing muscle, were among the first examples to demonstrate the extreme stability of a differentiation program.
He referred to the extreme example of Michael Jackson, who, at the time of his death, in 2009, was taking a general anesthetic, apparently as a remedy for insomnia.
Though it may seem a cliché, the classic combination of blini and caviar is the perfect example — indulgent, elegant and delectable to the extreme.
Ramirez recounted one extreme example to prove the need for the initiative: the debt collector called a teacher's workplace and threatened to "pull her out of class" and "bring her down for questioning" because "she is under investigation for fraud".
In a prime example of the extreme lengths to which the DEA can go to combat drug use, the agency attempted in 2001 to ban popular symbols of rave culture at a prominent New Orleans club that had become associated with Ecstasy.
It is important to understand, for example, under the extreme weather events, natural disasters, or public health emergences, what are the usual evacuation routes, where the shelters are, who seems to be most vulnerable, and which places are destroyed or greatly affected.
For example, answering in the extreme affirmative to "I strive to achieve all I can" or "I have often been a leader of groups to which I belong" may suggest arrogance.
However, we needn't use such an extreme example to make the point.
