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It is suggested that interaction between plant genomes of different origins during crosses may generate specific epigenetic mechanisms of gene regulation such as allelic inactivation and genomic imprinting (Ishikawa and Kinoshita 2009).

However, multiple crossovers with randomly assigned treatment periods, with a complete random order or a random starting day may generate specific methodological problems and need new statistical models before being applicable in clinical drug testing.

It has been proposed that post-translational modifications specific to one tissue may generate tissue specific functions for a given protein.

Thus, when a graph can be interpreted in multiple ways, people attend to a single dimension (e.g., size) in a specific order (e.g., taller bar first), which may generate a specific interpretation of the graph (e.g., "the taller bar is on the left").

This approach may generate useful, specific details, rather than the generic "we chose someone more experienced/qualified".

Drugs derived from a structure-based strategy may generate target specific and potent inhibitors.

Tumor cell vaccines contain multiple known and unknown antigens that may generate tumor-specific polyclonal immune responses, including an immune response targeting tumor angiogenesis.

The sticky condition caused by components in empyema fluid such as fibrin may generate non-specific fluorescence of BMVC; besides, the highly sticky fluid may slow down the flow of specimen or even block the tunnels in cell collecting columns.

Both PRC1 and PRC2 are required to maintain repression of homeotic genes in appropriate parasegments, so these complexes may generate segment-specific chromatin features in the regulatory domains of the BX-C.

Rule modifications and antidoping control reinforcements may have generated specific WR evolutions, as in Clean & Jerk super heavyweight (Fig 1.D), where weight categories changed in 1948, 1968 and 1992.

Our data also suggests a hypothesis that oocytes may depend on the presence of cumulus cells to generate specific cellular signals to coordinate their growth and maturation.