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Driving an automobile with an open window may generate an infrasonic resonance.

Such reporting, a recent PCC statement warned, "may generate an atmosphere of fear and hostility that is not borne out by the facts".

This might be due to an inhibition of IDO which may generate an antitumour effect through an immune modulation mechanism45,46.

The burning of fossil fuel may generate an enhanced greenhouse effect or the release into the atmosphere of particulates may cause cooling.

Nevertheless, the spontaneous induction may generate an undesired AFib, which may induce risk for patient and thus a critical issue for physicians.

It is conceivable that the spontaneous deacylation may generate an electrophilic intermediate (from the acceptor) which is susceptible to nucleophilic addition by another monomer (the donor) in the subsequent step to form the dimeric product.

In general, AFM measurements may generate a number of various artifacts.

Two-hybrid screens may generate a significant number of false positives that represent random generation of histidine-positive colonies.

Treatments related to input variables may generate a factorial arrangement.

A fully developed shock within a larger simulation system may generate a jitter/synchrotron spectrum.

Dr Tarif Khalidi, lecturer in Islamic Studies at Cambridge University, warns that the book may generate a controversy similar to Satanic Verses.