Moreover, a number of models, including the PCV2/PPV co-infection model in SPF piglets used for the present work, generate more often asymptomatic infections [ 28].
From Table 4, it can be seen that any strategy of assessment of the fetal lung maturity, albeit with invasive testing or without invasive testing, generates more often a false positive diagnosis of fetal lung immaturity (i.e. delay of delivery in presence of fetal lung maturity) than a true positive diagnosis of fetal lung immaturity (i.e. delay of delivery in absence of fetal lung maturity).
Hearings attempting to illuminate the two positions have often generated more cultural heat than scientific light, and are often boycotted by advocates of evolution who reject the "teach the controversy" motto of their adversaries.
He believed a song that reached a large audience with a strong message was more beneficial to society than a critically lauded paragon of artistic skill – and often generated more cash.
Miles Templeman, director-general of the Institute of Directors, said the annual "Groundhog Day" debates about whether better results are due to lower standards were often unhelpful and generated "more heat than light".
They generated more belief.
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True, few economists took these simple models literally: lots of research was done to modify their assumptions and generate more realistic results, often by making it harder for wages to fall.
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