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The Karamadazi granitoid is the most striking example for the granitoids in CAG, having a higher contribution from the continental crust as evidenced by higher Rb, Ba, Th, the highest mean Sc, V, and mean Zr, Y, Ni contents.

Therefore, the P2Y subfamily is a striking example for local gene amplification.

The housefly Musca domestica provides a striking example for evolutionary lability at this level.

Imatinib represented a striking example for the presence of unreliable target annotations under non-stringent data selection criteria.

A striking example for the kind of transformation processes we aim to describe is involved in mammalian oocyte maturation.

A striking example for this is given by de novo reorganizations of cortical motor neuron activities in ways which enable acquisition of control over a prosthetic arm [ 74].

Most striking examples for differences in immunostaining included normal glandular tissues, among them gastric epithelia, colon and normal prostate tissue.

Readers may recall a particularly striking example of a made-for-TV experiment last year, when Derren Brown proposed to test whether an otherwise normal person could be hypnotised into carrying out a cold-blooded assassination, for a Channel 4 series boldly titled: The Experiments.

As such, they are particularly subject to altered mechano-stimulatory cues and make for a striking example of the importance of movement for proper embryonic patterning.

TimHannigan, who first nominated the book for discussion, wrote: "I do feel that Fox-Hunting Man is perhaps the most striking example of a nostalgia for 'all that is lost' that emerges in the aftermath of the war, and which seems to be the starting point for an enduring discourse about an imagined ideal of a lost England.

David Albert Albertt 1992, p. 153) has given a particularly simple and striking example of this dependence for Stern-Gerlach experimeasuringasuring" the z-component of spin.