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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).

During cathodal tDCS participants generated more often false alarms indicating a tendency for impulsive behavior.

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].

We also saw that clone sizes of >8 were generated more often that those between 1 and 8 (Fig. 4 F) by almost a factor of 2 (19.7 vs. 10.8, data from 3 different brains at P7 and 200 400 cells per brain, t-test with Sidak correction).

Because this advertising is targeted, it often generates more interest than traditional forms of media.

And onto the stage at a campaign event for Senator Robert Menendez on Thursday strode Barack Obama, a colleague from Illinois, whose rock-star-like glow often generates more excitement than the candidates for whom he's brought in to stump.

The 20,000 North Koreans who have made new lives in the South since the end of the Korean war in 1953 are among the few people placed to give reliable insights into a country that often generates more speculative heat thananalytical light.

However the corresponding forming process often generates more severe springback.

Although youth travelers tend to spend less money per day than their elder counterparts, their vacations tend to last longer, which often generates more profit than the short, expensive trips taken by baby boomers.

"When people go to the Web they often get conflicting information, which generates more searching and just intensifies the process".

Only the NFL generates more income.