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Last week five new "genes for Alzheimer's disease" generated sometimes front-page coverage across the globe.
Two Albuquerque police officers were charged with murder in the March killing of a homeless camper, a shooting that generated sometimes violent protests around the city and sparked a federal investigation into a police force that has been found to use excessive force.
Evolution seems to have generated sometimes conflicting motives.
Their artwork is computer generated, sometimes interactive, and the pair investigate and simulate natural patterns and behaviors.
The reviewed manuscript, as written, is in some places difficult to read, as the authors tend to discuss several issues at once and often jump from subject to subject, generating sometimes a little bit of narrative chaos.
The most important feature of the parametric method is the modelling of variation in different dimensions of natural stimuli in a natural way that is not constrained by the necessity of generating (sometimes arbitrary) categories of stimuli in order to look at average differences between these categories.
In principle 4J correlations for COSY and HMBC could be generated, as sometimes they are observable in experiments as well.
Obama differs from his predecessors mainly in the false hopes generated by sometimes fawning campaign coverage from jaded journalists who temporarily let themselves get carried away by his eloquence and the historic nature of his candidacy.
Wealth, great piles of it, is still being generated, and sometimes displayed so ostentatiously that no one could miss it.
Similar to these studies in tumor cells, the studies of the developmental roles of p53 have also generated puzzling, sometimes contradictory, data.
Finally, confusion between frailty scales can be generated because sometimes a specific instrument is named differently in different studies (the Fried scale [ 47] being labelled as Fried Frailty Index [ 65] on occasion).
