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Her confusion here is a straightforward example of the fallacy of division taught in first-year logic classes.

In the petition to the court, the lawyers argued that the case is a straightforward example of how DOMA financially impacts married same-sex couples.

A novel solution is offered to the old enigma of the evolution of complex features in proteins that require two or more mutations (emergence of a disulphide bond is a straightforward example).

Collagen I fibril formation in vitro is a straightforward example of entropy-driven protein self-assembly/polymerization and has a critical concentration of ∼1 nM at 37 °C (see [ 1] and references therein).

The Woman in Black was a straightforward example of the former.

There is a straightforward little book, for example, called "God, Death, Art and Love: The Philosophical Vision of Ingmar Bergman" (Paulist Press, 1989), written by the Rev. Robert E. Lauder and including a touching prologue by Liv Ullmann, one of Bergman's leading actresses, who lived with him, had a daughter with him and remained a close friend for years.

"This is a very straightforward example of finding scapegoats because you don't want to admit that what you're doing is partially responsible".

A straightforward example is provided by the zero energy Green's functionG(r)| E=0, which is proportional tor ind = 1 and proportional to lnr ind = 2, and decays liker 2 − d in higher dimensions.

A straightforward example is wind shelter from planted trees.

A straightforward example would be the tolerance of some but not other human societies to the lactose in cow's milk.

A straightforward example of content mining is opinion mining.