At a transcriptome level, a variety of comparisons have also been carried out with a variety of gene families (see introduction for examples).
Within this site is data for a fictitious organism, Tripalus databasica (readers are referred to the list of sites indicated in the introduction for examples of actual Tripal-based websites).
Stopping the Ligeti Second Quartet after each movement for a meandering introduction, for example, seemed needless.
Some rules of engagement are obvious: one would never peck on first introduction, for example, no matter where in the world you were.
In the introduction, for example, deploying a judicious use of understatement, he writes: "Those who have a particular reverence for the Church in communion with the Holy See will no doubt feel that I have been unduly hard on it.
In his introduction, for example, part of which can be read on Google Books, he states, The impulse to acquisition, pursuit of gain, of money, of the greatest possible amount of money, has itself nothing to with capitalism.
The introduction, for example, of a General Teaching Council to regulate the English teaching profession follows the experience of a similar long-established and Scottish body which has helped to raise standards in teacher training.
On the first page of her introduction, for example, she notes that "O'Keeffe and Stieglitz first met in the spring of 1916," only to say, two pages later, that "O'Keeffe and Stieglitz met in 1915".
Table 1 Structure of moderated focus groups Topic Estimated time Question examples Introduction 5 minutes Basic introduction HIV risk 25 minutes How do women choose sexual partners when they leave prison?
Mr Hagger asks: "How many branches will have the capacity and trained staff to be able to deal with current account and mortgage business/queries on top of their existing workload?" One of the more potentially controversial introductions, for example, is the mortgage product aimed at first-time buyers, with a 90 per cent LTV ratio.
