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Examples of preferential treatment under the law, which classical-liberal or libertarian feminists oppose, include affirmative action in employment and education (Lehrman 1997, 25), comparable worth (Paul 1989), and advantages for women in the legal treatment of custody and domestic violence (Simon 2002).
Quantitative real-time PCR was used to verify examples of preferential expression predicted via RNA-Seq.
However, one example of preferential binding is the ubiquitin ligase Cbl, which is an exclusive partner for ErbB1 [ 7].
The best known example of preferential carbon utilization comes from the work of Monod on the glucose-lactose diauxic shift in E. coli [ 4].
The literature indicates that ATF4 is an example of preferential translation in response to eIF2 phosphorylation as supported by Figure 1A.
As an example of preferential motif location, we present in Figure 11 Logarithm of Odds (LOD) diagrams we measured in the vicinity of SSs for two known ISE and ESE motifs, GGG [ 70] and (GAC) n /ACGAGAGAY/WGGACRA (9G8 binding site) [ 62].
One prominent example is the model of preferential attachment [ 4, 5], where new species entering the network tend to link to species already well-connected.
We study the small world network, a model of preferential linking structure, and the classical Erdős Renyi random graph as particular examples of network topologies.
In spite of a case using neutron scattering, for example, the degree of preferential alignment of the BAp c-axis changes with age due to changes in stress at different times in a human's life, resulting in the local maximum at three years old in femora along the bone longitudinal axis [ 22].
Furthermore, other examples in the EEG of preferential treatment (e.g., the green power privilege) should be examined from the perspective of nondiscriminatory competition in the European single market.
