The worm was an experimental self-propagating and replicating computer program that took advantage of flaws in certain e-mail protocols.
Although these devices have proved to be life saving in certain circumstances (e.g., after accidents) and helped improve the quality of life in some sectors, concerns continue to be raised about potential adverse health impacts associated with their use.
This disease appears to be widely distributed and highly prevalent in certain populations (e.g., Hispanic patients) and areas (e.g., Southwest).
Certainly, we cannot discard either that the expression of AOX in certain tissues (e.g. the nervous system) or during different life stages (e.g. in the last part of life) may have a different effect on longevity.
Direct benefits can come from improving the nutritional quality of foods (e.g. Golden Rice), reducing the presence of toxic compounds (e.g. cassava with less cyanide) and by reducing allergens in certain foods (e.g. groundnuts and wheat).
Nests were built more frequently than expected by chance in certain clones (e.g. S25 and S365) while fewer nests than expected were built in other clones (e.g. S301).
While some genes were expressed more or less exclusively in certain organs (e.g. St7 in roots), others exhibited high expression levels in many (or all) organs tested (e.g. St3 or St12).
In some cases, humans are needed in vast quantities (e.g., in cancer research), whereas in others, we need just a few very specialized experts in certain fields (e.g., in the case of rare diseases).
The symphysis pubis is not present in certain mammals (e.g., moles).
F+ and Hfr cells act as donors during conjugation, a mating process in certain bacteria (e.g., Escherichia, Salmonella, Serratia, Pseudomonas).
In certain processes (e.g., soft-mud) the clay is transferred directly to the mixing area, eliminating all grinding, screening, and blending.
