Open source information is certainly a valuable tool for journalism, for example, which often leads to important stories being broken.
The EITC has very strict rules over who can claim a child, for example, which often trip up separated or divorced couples or three-generation families.
His work was inspired by ancient visual examples, which he often daringly transformed.
A cogent example are marsupials, which often display a much larger hindlimb in adults despite the extreme acceleration of forelimb development in embryos.
It has been demonstrated that proper breast-feeding techniques can prevent, for example, nipple pain, which often leads to decreased suckling and reduced milk production [ 32, 34, 35].
For instance, lipid accumulation in microalgae often occurs under environmental stress (for example, nitrogen depletion), which often leads to slower growth that results in lower lipid productivity [ 7, 13].
For example, widespread SCLE, which often resolves without permanent damage, may be more benign than severe localized discoid LE that is confined to the scalp and face and may lead to severe disfigurement [ 19].
But between these best examples and the worst, which often dominate headlines, there is a forgotten scandal of people with dementia who are failed and left living a life that can only be described as 'OK'OK
This paper presents examples of developmental remnants, which often involve circulatory and reproductive alterations, and discusses numerous other retained or reappearing historical holdovers in ways that reveal the unfolding dynamic interaction between genotype and phenotype.
However it looks as if a TE insertion usually has no dramatic impact if it occurs in dispensable/non-genic DNA for example (for instance in other TEs), which often corresponds to most of the genome.
