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To this purpose, an example of a clear signal associated with a major dust outbreak is presented.

For an illustrative purpose, an example of a gene expression profile and corresponding pathway expression profiles aggregated by the six methods is provided as heatmaps in Figure 1.

Wearing uncomfortable clothes on purpose is an example of what former Princeton hockey player and Nobel Prize winner Michael Spence taught economists to call 'signalling.' You have to do it to show that you take your official responsibilities seriously.

The appropriation of the trappings of social media for marketing purposes is an example of a tactic known as borrowed interest, by which brands seek to associate themselves with elements of popular culture that are pervasive enough to be familiar to the proverbial everybody.

Since this output is not practical to use for larger gene sets, it is usually incorporated into a second pass through the data with a subset of the original gene set tested for drill down purposes (for an example of the output of this process, see Fig. 3D below).

For this purpose and as an example of a potential application, this cyclodextrin molecular carrier property is also addressed to this complex film architecture.

Games with a purpose (GWAPs) are an example of an emerging class of games that uses gamification and human computation power to collect data from the interaction with human users.

For this purpose, we present an example of transient mantle convection we encountered in our numerical studies of a massive super-Earth to discuss how the nature of thermal convection can change in the course of its approach to the statistical steady state and on what timescale the change occurs (note that Miyagoshi et al. (2015) reports only the convections in their statistical steady states).

And not only that, he was forced to fight for the regime who had killed his girlfriend for the sole purpose of making an example of her.

This article addresses the first three of these issues from a practical point of view, illustrating how data collection for stuttering treatment outcome research in a clinical setting is intimately blended with that required for clinical purposes and providing an example of a process of evaluating data for clinical and research purposes.

For the purposes of illustration, an example of MNS integration with a new stateful Dynamic Host Auto-configuration Protocol for MANETs (DHAPM) is shown.