Four examples of the implementation of these techniques at the LHC are given, together with selections of relevant examples from other experiments and short overviews on new developments.
In particular, we will focus on relevant case studies and examples from Kenyan pastoralist groups where possible.
Based on several practically relevant examples, the different variants are compared numerically, and, eventually, a general recommendation concerning the optimal choice of beam elements is made.
In the following, we explore and validate this approach on three biologically relevant examples: (1) the quantitative comparison between wild-type and mutants displaying altered locomotion (Fig. 3, Fig. 4), (2) the effects of aging on the locomotory rate of worms (Fig. 3) and (3) the actual separation of a mix of two worm strains (Fig. 4, Fig. 5).
Relevant examples on apt translational theory are instead methodological approaches to ethical education and deliberation that are developed with the aim of supporting and shaping political, professional or private practical conclusions while accepting pluralism with respect to the normative points of view of the stakeholders involved.
In this review, we discuss relevant examples, with emphasis on the rational engineering of anticoagulant thrombin mutants.
As relevant examples, we focus on the discovery of (i) a "new" cellular AAV receptor, AAVR, (ii) host restriction factors for AAV entry, and (iii) AAV capsid determinants that mediate trafficking through the blood brain barrier.
The most important gasometer typologies are illustrated in this paper, by focusing on relevant European examples of structural recovering and functional conversion evidences, such as the gasometers of Vienna, Oberhausen (Germany), Dresden, Leipzig, Copenhagen, Dublin and Athens.
The individual web-based tools on the website are shown in the figures together with relevant examples.
