Sentence examples for additional generational from inspiring English sources

Uptake biases U0 to Un in favour of sequences at the mismatch loads 0 to n should result in additional generational increase of the frequency of sequences at any mismatch load m by the proportion Um of sequences mutated from the mismatch loads m−1 and m+1.

Hip-hop may be increasingly amorphous and inseparable from pop, yet these cross-generational telegrams imply an additional truth: lyrics are back.

But to suggest a generational zeitgeist based on an additional 10 suicides for every 100,000 boomers is not only a journalistic stretch but a sociological absurdity.

For this reason, an additional increase in the level of intra-generational redistribution would be needed to get a higher legal retirement age and thus, to achieve low-wage workers to delay their retirement decisions.

Additional molecular analyses and large-scale multi-generational crosses are needed to better understand the genetic model driving the GFP expression.

Greater cultural and generational diversity in the workplace presents additional challenges, says Vincent Brown, a managing partner of Global Lead Management Consulting in Cincinnati.

Although involving younger drivers, rather than the current sample, these latter studies are informative in their own right and illustrate the need for additional research on different age groups in light of possible generational or cohort effects.

It says that one way of addressing some of the generational implications of tax rises would be to change the age profile that these additional revenues are drawn from.

Additionally, our analysis of two families (one with four individuals and the other with seven), demonstrated additional accuracy gained in variant discovery by having access to genetic data from a multi-generational family.

A stimulating multi-discipline, multi-generational workshop with students, activists and academics on Israel and Palestine: Next Steps provided a slew of additional ideas.

Young Farmers: in order to encourage generational renewal, the Basic Payment awarded to new young farmers (aged under 40) should be topped up by an additional 25%% for the first five years of installation.