For example studies on dolphins [97] and caribou [84] clearly show that PFOA is bioaccumulative to a certain degree.
The approach is illustrated by means of two example studies on a (semi-automated) multi-player game and collaborative robotics.
For example, studies on the rock burst formation mechanism, prediction technique, and prevention measures were conducted on the Erlang Mountain and Cangling extra-long highway projects.
Thus, for example, studies on megagametophyte development, or double fertilization mechanisms, might be expected to shed light on those processes elsewhere in the angiosperms.
For example, studies on the economic structure of large Japanese business groups (Lincoln et al. 1992) show that cross-shareholding and interlocking directorate networks are the two very common control methods of business groups.
As an example, studies on wetting of micro-patterned surfaces have shown that: (i) the wetting behavior depends on the spacing factor (a micro-scale non-dimensional parameter), and (ii) the contact angle hysteresis and Cassie-Wenzel transition are governed by micro- and nano-scale effects.
For example, studies on SAS3 have been said to be hampered by the lack of readily detectable phenotypes [34].
For example, studies on genome variation in Buchnera of pea aphids found complete lack of variation among genome copies within a single lab colony of aphids, and about 0.3% sequence divergence over an estimated period of about 20,000 years [33].
This will be exceedingly important in situations where variation is expected in the target PCR products, for example studies on allelic variation (whether due to natural or artificial genetic variation).
For example, studies on walking suggest that PD subjects are more dependent on visual guidance than are control subjects [9] [10] and studies on memory-guided pointing demonstrate that PD subjects are less accurate than control subjects in the absence of vision [11] [12].
