Thus, comparison of wild and lab zebrafish has revealed a serendipitous example of how sex-determining mechanisms can evolve.
Use of the template in an example economic evaluation has revealed a higher cost-effectiveness ratio when an intervention is delivered to the Indigenous population from ACCHSs compared to delivery from mainstream GP practices.
For example, work in prokaryotes has revealed a key role for homologous recombination in maintaining genomic integrity after DNA polymerase stalling/replication arrest (for review [ 64]).
For example, GPS observations have revealed an oceanward motion of the coastal area of the Ryukyu Trench, off southern Kyushu Island, Japan (Imanishi et al., 1996; Kotake et al., 1998).
For example, several studies have revealed a correlation between the expression of miRNAs and that of their targets through analysis of mRNA target gene expression profiles and in situ hybridisation [ 11- 13].
For example, comparative studies have revealed a negative relationship between predation risk and sleep duration [ 12, 19, 21], that polyphasic sleepers sleep longer than monophasic sleepers [ 9, 22], and that polyphasic sleep is associated with energetic constraints of small body mass [ 22]22.
This study lays the foundation for more translational applications of the ergot alkaloids and has revealed another example of the enzymatic formation of a cyclopropyl group in nature.
The sampling of wild populations of zebrafish has revealed, for example, that they contain extensive levels of genetic diversity, only a fraction of which is seen in lab strains of these fish.
It has revealed, for example, the key role played by the medieval Crusades in moving the pathogen across the globe.
This development has revealed, for example, that the iterative methods developed for random sampling can be applied to real-field block and convolutional channel coding for impulsive noise (salt-and-pepper noise in the case of images) removal, SCA, and channel estimation for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing systems.
