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But there is a decent chance that the next Greek election will generate an outcome that will not be interpreted as a "vote to leave the euro .That may not matter.

This approach to microarray analysis generates an outcome with readily interpretable biological meaning.

Life support generates an outcome that is no longer inevitably fatal.

The term 'genocopy' refers to genetic variation that generates an outcome similar to that produced by an environmental exposure [ 7].

The data indicate that the T. annulata parasite can irreversibly reconfigure host cell gene expression networks associated with development of inflammatory disease and cancer to generate an outcome thatis beneficial to survival and propagation of the infected leucocyte.

The FOTO network was developed for the purpose of generating an outcome-oriented, standardized information management system for use in outpatient physical therapy settings [ 12].

"Our data show that an abuse-deterrent formulation successfully reduced abuse of a specific drug but also generated an unanticipated outcome: replacement of the abuse-deterrent formulation with alternative opioid medications and heroin, a drug that may pose a much greater overall risk to public health than OxyContin".

Aqueous extract of P. betle and TRF were able to substantially delay the ageing of fibroblast cells, while C. vulgaris generated a weaker outcome.

Since we were interested in medication use after MI, we generated a uniform outcomes ascertainment window and required all patients to be discharged within 30 days and to have survived for ≥120 days from their initial admission date (=index date).

Rather, the impairment in STFP is most likely due to an inability to associate a particular stimulus with a specific outcome, and thus reflects a deficit in generating an accurate outcome expectancy.

26 Causal explanations are expressed as contingent relationships between mechanisms (changes in participants' reasoning or resources), context (contingencies) and outcomes, often abbreviated to context-mechanism-outcome configuration (CMO) to show how particular contexts or conditions trigger or fire mechanisms to generate an observed outcome.