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Some pertinent examples are discussed below.

Pertinent examples are the recognition and diagnosis of poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinomas, including micrometastases in lymph nodes (Fig.  4e), of undifferentiated nasopharyngeal carcinomas which may be diagnostically difficult due to their dissociated growth pattern (Fig.  4f), and of malignant mesotheliomas.

One pertinent example is "Blessings Upon the Land of My Love" (2011), which is reproduced in the exhibition booklet.

A pertinent example is ChemSpider SyntheticPages (CSSP) [32], which is an online "micro-publishing" site serving chemists interested in chemical syntheses.

A pertinent example is the suggestion that an environment of deep recession might well produce clearer evidence of disemployment than has been reported in much of the modern minimum wage literature.

A pertinent example is the case of absence epilepsy in which short epochs of high amplitude, slow spike-wave rhythms spontaneously arise from a low amplitude background EEG (see, e.g. [1]).

Perhaps a more pertinent example is Japan's seasonal influenza immunization policy, between 1962 and 1994 where children were immunized against influenza explicitly in order to protect the elderly, for whom contracting seasonal flu is more likely to be fatal, and immunization more likely to be burdensome (Reichert et al. 2001; Sugaya 2014).

A particularly pertinent example is the evolution of the human brain.

One pertinent example is the association between inflammation and the subsequent development of colon cancer.

One pertinent example is PTEN deletion which was identified as a chromosomal aberration in 40% of canine OSA [ 9].

A further pertinent example is the AddAB complex which catalyses DNA 3′ end resection in Bacillus subtilis.