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Examples of pre- and postzygotic selection are known in nature.

Examples of pre- and posttreatment images of collagen and elastic fibers are presented in Figures 1 and 2, respectively.

(D and E ) Examples of pre- and post-release splicing observed when the intron (red signal) disappears simultaneously with (D ) or before (E ) the exon (green signal).

The other cups too were considered rare examples of pre-Revolutionary silver work.

Many handsome examples of pre-Civil War architecture are found in the towns along the Ohio and Wabash rivers.

Considered one of the finest examples of pre-World War I architecture in the United States, Tuxedo Park has always been an enclave for the rich.

"If Ruhlmann and Tiffany are classic examples of pre-World War I blue-chip designers, probably the leading postwar equivalent is Nakashima," said James Zemaitis, the specialist in 20th-century decorative arts at Sotheby's.

Narrow streets lined with villas, many of them fine examples of pre-war modernism; branches of lilac hanging over the sidewalk; and corner shops selling homemade food are all among the charms of Saska Kepa.

Apart from the Must Farm wheel, only two other, more fragmentary, examples of pre-Iron-Age wheels have ever been found in this country – and they all date from the late Bronze Age.

Mean difference in signal intensity for combined data (circuits with and without an oxygenator and at both infusion rates) at all four pump head speeds is displayed in Fig. 4. Figure 5a, b demonstrates examples of pre-circuit and post-circuit contrast echocardiographic images, respectively.

Other examples of pre-modern long-distance communication included audio messages such as coded drumbeats, lung-blown horns, and loud whistles.