Joey Essex, for example, is completely open, so you like him.
Perception of competence, for example, is completely predicted by perceived status.
British Braeburns, for example, are completely different from the imported version and another early arrival to look forward to.
Luciferins vary in chemical structure; the luciferin of luminescent bacteria, for example, is completely different from that of fireflies.
The dynamics of rebuilding a power plant or organizing other civic projects in Iraq and Afghanistan, for example, are completely different, but the results can be frustratingly similar.
Biogen, for example, is completely carbon neutral, and the industry as a whole is becoming more aware of the environmental implications of pharmaceuticals in the environment.
His account of the foiled Heathrow plot, for example, is "completely and utterly wrong," according to Peter Clarke, who was the head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorism branch in 2006.
Lakes in Antarctica, for example, are completely covered with ice throughout the entire year, whereas those in the colder areas of the continental United States experience freezing surface-water temperatures for only about 100 days in an average year.
The home screen, for example, is completely revamped to show snippets of notes making the app useful as soon as you launch it.
Diversity effect, for example, is completely absent in Itza' Maya and U.S. experts, whereas undergraduate students appear to learn it and to increasingly use it throughout the tests (p. 87).
