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More recently, there have been examples suggesting an improved cancer outcome with a preoperative approach (Malthaner and Fenlon, 2003).

Those examples "suggest an executive who is interested in pursuing his personal objectives, not corporate objectives," said Charles M. Elson, a professor of corporate governance at the University of Delaware.

These examples suggest an analogy with perceptual illusions, which a correct belief sometimes quite fails to dispel.

In a recent article published in PLoS ONE, Yang and Agarwal [ 10] present a computational method that systematically explores novel potential applications of already marketed drugs in distinct therapeutic areas (for example, suggesting an antidiabetic effect for an anticonvulsant drug).

All of these examples suggest a different character of cyber-conflict — and any new efforts to monitor and curtail these efforts will face no shortage of challenges.

Looking at these other examples suggests a much more natural explanation for the prevalence of ethnic-specialty restaurants in immigrant communities.Namely, the concentration of an immigrant population creates demand for cuisine from the country or region of origination.

All of these examples suggest a quiet revolution is underway to use technology toward reimagining government's role and relationship to citizens.

These examples suggest a profound transformation is already underway, regardless of where we find the motivation.

The above examples suggest a complex role of transcription factors in regulating carotenogenesis.

Although we cannot rule out the possibility of a few false negatives, these examples suggest a special category of ESCC that carries low numbers of structural variations.

These examples suggest a systematic basis to the promiscuity and a degree of specificity to the biological target or assay conditions.