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Stochastic processes that reinforce the traits listed above may generate positive feedback in aggressive species, permitting mass attack of healthy trees and the existence of an upper equilibrium, or outbreak density.

It is noted that women may generate positive responses towards emotionally advertised stimuli (Fisher and Dube, 2005) and a stronger buying impulse, based on emotional feelings, may come from women themselves (Coley and Burgess, 2003).

For instance, conversion from forest to perennial bioenergy crops could increases the risk of soil and water loss (Liu et al. 2012), whereas the conversion from the grain crops to perennial grasses may generate positive effects on the soil and water retention because of the erect and ridged stems with sods that are generated by perennials (Cooney et al. 2017).

These results therefore provide empirical support for earlier theoretical work [47] which proposed that seeding or inducing cooperation among focal actors may generate positive effects on the network.

When an invading species encounters and develops strong mutualisms with specific AMF, benefits to the AMF may generate positive feedback that enhances the persistence and abundance of the invasive host [20], helping the invasive host to compete with native plants.

The Warburg effect and the activation of Ras may generate positive feedback.

In this paper we explore the potential for wider benefits from openness in innovation and argue that openness may itself generate positive externalities by enabling improved knowledge diffusion.

A potential problem in predicting protein-protein interactions using such an interolog-based method is that it may generate false positive interactions, because of false positives in the original high-throughput interaction data [ 23, 16] and false positive interologs due to the lack of evolutionary conservation of interactions when applied to phylogenetically distant organisms [ 24].

Because recombination may generate false positive results with PAML, the final analysis of positive selection was carried out only for those genes that showed no evidence for recombination with any of the four methods used to detect evidence of recombination.

Since affinity ligands can be polyreactive, i.e., binding and capturing more than one molecule, they may generate false positive results when tested under mono-dimensional procedures; one such application is enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).

Although it is difficult to judge which system offers more biologically relevant results, great caution should be taken when interpreting the interaction data as both two-hybrid screenings as well as biochemical methods may generate false positive and false negative interactions.