Ritchie, a former newspaper literary editor, illustrates his lucid explanations with a few well-chosen examples of sub-editing disaster – as does the Guardian's very own David Marsh in his fine grammar-and-style compendium, For Who the Bell Tolls (Guardian Faber).
Examples of sub-topics related to buying a house are buying vs renting, banks for mortgage, mortgage types, house inspection, renovation tips etc while examples of sub-topics related to "planning a wedding" are destination wedding, hiring a wedding planner, flowers, caterers, deciding a venue, etc.
Figure 1 d showed selected examples of sub-networks, but it should be not enough.
Table 4 details the super-ordinate (or key) themes and examples of sub-themes within each category.
Genome-wide, we also identify 76 examples of sub-subclonal evolution occurring on the same allele as a pre-existent subclonal mutation.
Figure 2 illustrates examples of sub-networks defined by the different nearest neighbors to a query gene (CCL2) as seen on the PPI, co-expression, GO-based similarity and integrated kNN network spaces independently.
Strikingly, there are no examples of sub-subclonal evolution at 9%12%% variant allele fraction (cluster B) occurring in conjunction with a mutation at > 16% allele fraction (cluster C), confirming that mutations in cluster B fall on a separate phylogenetic branch from those in cluster C.
An example of sub-Hopf/fold cycle bursting in the MLT system is shown in Figure 10, at g Ca = 1.18.
Fig. 10 An example of sub-Hopf/fold cycle bursting in the MLT system (Equations 6a-6c) at ( k, g Ca ) = ( − 0.01, 1.18 ).
An example of sub-optimal behaviour is a student who does not refer to his/her solution at all when interacting with the tutorial dialogues.
