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The inspector general also issued a report in March that revealed examples of Mr. Flynn sharing confidential board information.

The charity Shelter has revealed examples of a minority of "rogue landlords" in 2010 who make their tenants' lives miserable with harassment, illegal eviction, unfit properties and withheld deposits.

The caprine in vivo repair study revealed examples of excellent integration in cartilage defects treated with Chondro-Gide® membrane seeded with goat chondroprogenitors.

Previous studies on Sod1, Tps1, Tps2, Pka1, Pka2, Ste12α, and Gat1 have revealed examples of divergent functions between C. gattii and C. neoformans.

Specifically, compelling crystal structure data revealed examples of DNA polymerase bound to DNA containing a single nucleotide deletion loop where the unpaired base is in the template strand (Bebenek et al. 2008; Garcia-Diaz et al. 2006).

Previous work suggests that some genes in Entamoeba are of bacterial or archaeal origin (Yang et al. 1994; Rosenthal et al. 1997; Ali, Shigeta, et al. 2004), and the original annotation of the E. histolytica genome revealed examples of lateral gene transfer (LGT; Loftus and Hall 2005; Loftus et al. 2005; Clark et al. 2007).

We all, when prodded, could reveal examples of our strangeness or our silly, fragile egos.

Recent studies of transgenic and knockout mouse models, genomic copy-number variants, imprinted-gene expression alterations, and sex-chromosome aneuploidies are revealing examples of 'mirror-extreme' brain and behavior phenotypes, which provide unique insights into neurodevelopmental architecture.

Analysis of these proteins might also reveal examples of interkingdom gene fusions [21] where one of the domains was acquired from either the ancestral photosynthetic endosymbiont or a bacterial genome.

Detecting those proteins that are not concordant with transcript levels helps to reveal examples of post-transcriptional regulation.

As such, a greater appreciation of the mating behaviour and the possibilities for sexual selection may yet reveal examples of a parasitoid 'peacock's tail' (Godfray, 1994).