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Our data suggest that generating adhesion-blocking antibodies against rosetting can be achieved easily, however, in this case it is the strain-specific nature of the antibodies and the between-strain variability in rosetting variants that remains the major problem.

[Science Daily] A new analysis of Australia's resources suggests that generating electricity from unsubsidized renewable energy is now cheaper than doing so from newly built coal- or gas-fired power stations in that country.

The [13] study suggested that generating randomly the negative examples produces better results.

Indeed, even in situations in which raw data are available, our review of published studies suggests that generating point estimates of asymptotic growth rate without accompanying estimates of uncertainty is common practice (Table S1 in supporting information).

This suggests that generating hyoid movements with increased power is a strategy for handling larger volumes.

It was suggested that generating evidence in CAM is problematic due to a lack of research funding and perceived barriers to conducting CAM research at Universities.

Experience from the Hib Initiative suggests that generating data, and bringing the data to the attention of country stakeholders, may be an important part of catalyzing decision-making [ 11].

We also found evidence of a weak-moderate positive relationship between negative emotional impact and personalised perceived effectiveness, suggesting that generating some level of discomfort may be tied with perceptions of ad effectiveness.

Conversely, the representational density principle suggests that generated features should be kept as simple as possible, analytically.

Interestingly, a different in vitro study showed that mutant ataxin-3 was cleaved to a lesser extent than wild-type ataxin-3 after a common initial proteolytic step, suggesting that generated mutant fragments cannot be further degraded.

The negative correlation between non-livestock income and herd size suggests that pastoralists generating income from activities outside livestock rearing are likely to keep smaller herds of animals.