It would be wrong to give the impression that such a "Deon-Theon" case [named after the individuals involved in the example] is the only, or even main, type of case posing a problem about diachronic identity.
Research on the skills involved in, for example, archery, badminton, basketball, golf, dancing, juggling, marksmanship, rowing, and tennis supports the notion of distributing training by means of short workouts and frequent breaks.
The problem is that since the two parties involved in, for example, a credit-default swap do not have to reveal their arrangement, there is no way of knowing how much each may be at risk of losing.
The project partners who are involved in this example scenario are the owner, designer, and contractor, who are all Revit users.
The enzyme is located in several organs, including the kidney, liver, intestines, bone and placenta, where it is involved in, for example, bone mineralization, regulating of intestinal barrier function and disease prediction.
These genes were involved in, for example, inflammation, signalling, apoptosis, ubiquitin/proteasome function and cell cycle.
These small endogenous RNAs regulate processes involved in, for example, proliferation, differentiation, and cell death.
Given the reduced number of metabolites involved in this example network, this explains why p-values are not particularly low.
Among the recent successes in this arena are the structural resolutions of regions shared among the members of protein families involved in, for example, metabolism and detoxification.
As a method of describing the interactions between biological molecules, biological network theory reveals the processes and laws involved in, for example, growth, development, aging, and disease.
