Sentence examples for affordable generation from inspiring English sources

Geyeregger R, Freimuller C, Stevanovic S, Stemberger J, Mester G, Dmytrus J et al. Short-term in-vitro expansion improves monitoring and allows affordable generation of virus-specific T-cells against several viruses for a broad clinical application.

Curis is embarking on its attempt to pioneer a more affordable generation of cancer immunotherapy with seriously limited resources.

And if this is the new normal, how can U.S. utilities profitably transition themselves and affected coal communities to a 21st century mix of cleaner, more affordable generation?

The combined vector system allows for flexible and affordable generation of knock-out hPSCs lines, thus enabling investigation of developmental processes as well as the generation of isogenic disease models without the need for patient material.

Aiming to reduce this load, Mesodyne provides technology to enable ultra-portable, reliable, and affordable energy generation through mini-generators with on-the-move charging capabilities.

"The F-35 Lightning II Program (also known as the Joint Strike Fighter Program) is the Department of Defense's focal point for defining affordable next generation strike aircraft weapon systems for the Navy, Air Force, Marines, and our allies.

Fortunately, the recent explosion of affordable Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology provides evolutionary and ecological researchers a great opportunity to conduct genome-wide studies of non-model organisms with limited genetic and genomic resources [ 44– 44].

The advent of affordable second generation sequencing technologies in recent years has led to the release of whole genome reference sequences for many plant species [ 6, 14, 18- 20], and the identification of abundant SNPs throughout the genomes of these organisms [ 21- 23].

Overall, EV is more advantageous than SeV for two reasons: (1) the improved EV is approximately tenfold more efficient than SeV in reprogramming blood cells [12,39] and (2) production of EV plasmids is simple and affordable, whereas generation of SeV vectors is relatively more challenging and expensive.

In 1996 Boeing and Lockheed Martin received U.S. defense contracts to build competitive technology demonstrators for the Joint Strike Fighter, intended as an affordable, next-generation, multirole fighter for the armed services of the United States and Britain.

The Reinvent the Toilet Challenge of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is set to develop affordable, next-generation sanitary systems that can ensure safe treatment and wide accessibility without compromise on sustainable use of natural resources and the environment.