These two groups have relatively low traffic, but they get high click-through rates and generate a high proportion of e-mail submissions.
Apart from one study, the design of which probably generated a high proportion of false positives, insufficient negative predictive values were reported (61%; 95% CI 53 68 and 64%; 95% CI 43 80), albeit associated with very satisfactory positive predictive values (81%; 95% CI 69 90 and 93%; 95% CI 81 98) [11].
Industrial scale experience with coal and biomass or waste co-gasification is reported for several plants, e.g., the Buggenum plant in the Netherlands, where efforts of co-gasification of up to 50% w/w of biomass were undertaken to generate a high proportion of green energy (Howaniec et al. 2011).
We have investigated the effect of the antiangiogenic protein HRG on orthotopic PDGF-B induced glioma development in vivo using the Ntv-a Arf-/ mice that generate a high proportion of malignant tumors.
There was predominantly a candidate gene approach using common alleles, which despite small sample sizes (median 93 [IQR 40 222]) with no trend to an increase over time, generated a high proportion (74.5%) of nominally significant (p<0.05) reported associations suggesting the possibility of significance-chasing bias.
gypsy and Pao-Bel generated a high proportion of uniquely and multiply mapped piRNA reads with a strong antisense bias.
Public hospitals generate a high proportion of total HCW (median: 59.22%) in comparison with the private hospitals, total (median: 40.48%).
However, other TEs (such as class I elements) are known to generate a high proportion of "dead on arrival" copies after transposition (i.e., most transposition events are asymmetric and generate a nonfunctional copy), resulting in an extremely imbalanced tree.
Those who take out high-interest loans, or sell assets that generated a high proportion of household income, for example, would seem to be at greatest risk of failing to meet basic subsistence needs as a result.
All complex interventions in primary prevention are likely to generate a high proportion of upfront development costs that will not reoccur once a programme is mainstreamed an aspect of investment in public health interventions often overlooked by decision-makers.
