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London's boroughs represent another example.
The decision to establish a deadline for the cash program for workers and businesses and the turmoil it has produced represent another example of how delicate it is to begin the process of drawing limits around Sept. 11 charity.
K deprivation and Cd stress represent another example of two different abiotic stress conditions that occur in the field simultaneously.
However, these fossils represent another example of separate hominin species preferring similar geographic regions and potentially similar environments.
The LMS communications with directional antennas represent another example of channels where the AFT-MC system significantly suppresses interference by exploiting channel properties.
These materials, which represent another example of nature's engineered layered systems, exhibit astonishing dimensionality-dependence of their physical properties and a wealth of novel physical phenomena including unconventional superconductivity, ferromagnetism, metamagnetism, and quantum criticality.
Still, the ski trip represented another example of extraordinarily bad judgment on the part of Gosper.
Instead, the official said, it represented another example of how Iraqi forces are able to use their existing technology more effectively.
Officials said they were working on the theory that the suspects represented another example of a homegrown terrorist network inspired perhaps by Osama bin Laden, but not directed from the outside.
The alliance represents another example of how big drug companies, which have been having trouble introducing new drugs fast enough to keep up the double-digit growth investors have grown accustomed to, are turning to biotechnology companies to help fill their product pipelines.
"Jakafi represents another example of an increasing trend in oncology where a detailed scientific understanding of the mechanisms of a disease allows a drug to be directed toward specific molecular pathways," Dr. Richard Pazdur, the head of cancer drugs for the F.D.A., said in a statement.
