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His bad shots, moreover, are seriously bad; the tee shot on the 4th on Saturday, which finished 30 yards short and right of where it was intended for, provided one example of that.

To summarize: when I asked Mr. Okrent for evidence of my malfeasance, he provided one example in which his description of what I did was simply wrong, and another in which he accused me of pulling a fast one on readers, when all I did was use official data in a standard way.

Therefore, here we just provided one example of how these surface images can be used to make predictions about cross-reactivity.

As evidence that negative studies go unpublished, Boffetta et al. (2008) provided one example, dioxin exposure and risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, that shows a deficit of small negative studies and an excess of small positive ones.

We have provided one example of a method, using a case-mix system, designed to clarify the differences among healthcare service provider functions based on differences in disease profiles among patients receiving treatment.

Regarding the connections between air pollution and mortality, particularly respiratory and cardiovascular mortality, Kelsall et al. (1997) provided one example of the growing body of epidemiologic work establishing this association.

A recent piece in the New York Times on deforestation provides one example of this trend, and a survey of public opinion in China provides an even stronger signal.

The impact of "super-shedding" cattle on persistence provides one example where the role of within-herd (node-level) dynamics in population transmission has been studied (Liu et al., 2007).

I provide one example of this process and its result on GE texts in the discussion of differences in cytokinesis in plants and animals in three texts by Campbell and various other authors (Table 2).

This work provides one example of micro-construction of alternative morphology, which should be significant on designing the novel patterns of mesoporous silica particles.

In contrast, by giving producers and consumers a platform that coordinates transactions and the movement of goods from farm to household, Plovgh provides one example of how technology can make widely available the benefits of alternative markets that CSAs and farmers' markets already provide on a small scale.