The recent advent of high-throughput experimental technologies, such as gene expression profiling, genome-wide association studies (GWAS), and next-generation sequencing (NGS), has revolutionized biomedical research and generated a massive amount of data for addiction research [ 4, 5].
And there are many, many things that could send markets into a tailspin, and generate a massive loss of confidence.
The Dam would severely affect agriculture and fisheries, vegetation and greenery including local flora and fauna, and generate a massive displacement of people and livestock in Bangladesh.
There, flames of burning jet fuel, heating up the oxygen, which expands and shoots out the back, generating a massive amount of thrust needed to lift modern aircraft into the sky (or spin a turbine.
And now, says Scherba, Gotta Go is generating a massive phone bill for Yeti.
And it generated a massive fortune for the Irishman Richard Cantillon (1680 -1734), whose Essay on the Nature of Trade In General (1755), predates Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations (1776) as the first treatise of modern economics.
Several next-generation sequencing (NGS) platforms are now available and they have allowed the sequencing and analysis of large numbers of genes in one experiment, and are able to generate a massive amount of sequence data and have considerably reduced the cost of DNA sequencing.
High-throughput profiling at the DNA, RNA and protein levels (omics) generate a massive amount of data.
Even at a lower rate of just 0.05%, Austrian government figures indicate that a standard tax across stocks and shares, currencies, derivatives and other financial transactions could generate a massive $700bn£420bnbn) a year.
Either way it generated a massive pop, and got very little flack for it.
