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A notable example is that some gut bacteria are able to ferment carbohydrates in our diet that are non-digestible (e.g. dietary fibers) to produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs).

One notable example is that of a University of Chicago law professor whose family's take exceeds a quarter million per year ("but not by that much") complaining that he is just scraping by.

A notable example is that the health of the caregiver is inextricably linked to the wellbeing of the patient within the homecare setting.

A notable example is that pyruvate, the metabolite target for enhancing succinate production, was found to be associated with multiple reaction targets that were only identifiable through more computationally expensive means.

One notable example is that of Xbp1 (Ryoo et al. 2007), a gene with an alternatively spliced isoform that has a very short intron (23 nt) flanked by noncanonical splice junctions (CA-TG).

Among the lysosomal accessory proteins, one notable example is that of the α and β subunits of the N-acetylglucosamine phosphotransferase complex, which are encoded by the GNPTAB gene.

A notable example was that the allele of the QTL associated with increased sink size was associated with decreased ripening percentage or 1000-grain weight.

A notable example is found among lizards that break off the tail when it is seized by a predator.

The most notable example is AirBnB.com, a site that took the same idea of people sharing their homes with travellers, but instead charged them a fee for bookings and thus propelled itself to a valuation of £1.3bn in just three years.

A notable example is the principle that an admission of homicide must be corroborated by tangible evidence of the death of the supposed victim.

One notable example is the view that the content of the decision (i.e. accepting or refusing treatment) was held as a relevant factor, particularly in psychiatric cases.