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Overall, our network analysis, supported by the example of TAF1, suggests that common features underlie the genetic interaction spectrum of mutants with genome instability.

This notion is supported by the example of Tinaja and Los Sabinos cavefish, which are in close geographic proximity and share a close phylogenetic history [ 15, 30].

This is supported by the example of Sfmbt2, which shows imprinted expression in the blastocyst and throughout the early postimplantation embryo that later becomes restricted to extra-embryonic lineages [ 36].

The following impairment groups may be supported by these examples of AT products: Mobility: specifically designed prostheses, wheelchairs or adapted cutlery that help users maneuver in the world.

This view is further supported by the analysis of example 9.99.9

Information, analyses and discussions are extensively supported by the consideration of examples from literature and from the authors' direct experience.

The theoretical statements for the solution of this difference scheme are supported by the results of numerical example.

The theoretical statements for the solution of this difference scheme are supported by the result of a numerical example.

Furthermore, the theoretical statements for the solution of the first and second order of accuracy schemes for one-dimensional elliptic-parabolic differential equation are supported by the results of a numerical example.

This is for example supported by the possibility of "loss of appetite" in depressive episodes as defined in the international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems (ICD-10) [ 48] which may affect eating patterns.

A requirement for people to maintain "continuous coverage"—to take an example supported by the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tom Price, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan would mean that people who lose their insurance temporarily, because they, say, change jobs or suffer a financial setback, would also lose their preëxisting-condition protections.