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This is a classical example of the limitation of human perception and memory by professionals operating under high stress encounter," Lewinski wrote, having cited his earlier research into the phenomenon.

This is a classical example of an organism utilizing pre-existing biochemical reactions to create a novel metabolic pathway aimed at circumventing an environmental challenge.

Thus, this is a classical example for the origin of a novel gene with a distinct function and expression pattern through duplication of an ancestral gene.

Lebanon this week was a classical example of that.

Bahya ben Asher of Saragossa's kabbalistic commentary is a classical example of this phenomenon in the pre-zoharic period that is expanded and deepened later in the Zohar and its commentaries.

It is a classical example of the multiple-end-point problem, something that undoubtedly is prompting all of us to give more weight to genetics than is warranted.

Central Asia is a classical example for continental lithospheric folding.

Linking of the firearm, fired cartridge case and bullet is a classical example of tool mark identification.

The Bayesian approach to uncertainty evaluation is a classical example of the fusion of information from different sources.

HIV is a classical example of how the efforts of the researchers may be disappointed in eradicating a virus infection in an infected patient.

The present study is a classical example of the exploitation of an analogue based drug design, which culminated in the development of good anti-inflammatory agents that have the potential of becoming dual inhibitors.