Robots, for example, are commonly used in prostate cancer surgery.
Wolves in Russia, for example, are commonly hunted with the state's blessing.
There are, however, important exceptions: payroll taxes, for example, are commonly levied on labour income in order to finance retirement benefits, medical payments, and other social security programs all of which are likely to benefit the taxpayer.
Fumigation campaigns, for example, are commonly used as a means of drug crop eradication.
Sharks, for example, are commonly baited with "chum," a delightful mixture of fish guts and blood.
Many of these homologous recombination repair proteins, including MRE11, NBS1, RAD50, BRCA1, and BRCA2 for example, are commonly mutated in human cancers and heritable genome instability disorders [5] [7].
Metals, for example, are commonly found in combinations in air, water, and food.
Ankle taping and bracing, for example, are commonly used by athletes following a sprained ankle.
DNA microarrays, for example, are commonly used to simultaneously measure the mRNA expression levels of thousands of transcripts and have been available for salmonids since 2004 [ 49, 50].
Enterococci, for example, are commonly found in the GI tract and are opportunistic pathogens that have adapted well to the hospital environment.
