Sentence examples for are being generated for from inspiring English sources
Given massively parallel second generation sequencing technologies [ 1- 3], huge collection of data are being generated for a wide diversity of regulatory elements genome-wide (such as transcription factors, epigenetic marks, genetic variants, DNaseI hypersensitivity, and transcriptomes).
"With the ivory price in Africa a tenth of that reached in China, substantial profits are being generated for organised crime that fuels insecurity, corruption, and deprives local communities of valuable income".
This week, British industry body the BPI has attacked YouTube again over the "value gap" (sometimes "value grab" in the US) between the number of songs being streamed on its service, and the money that those streams are being generated for rightsholders and musicians.
In recent years, however, more genomic resources are being generated for this non-model species [ 4].
Currently, imputations are being generated for the Genome of the Netherlands (GoNL) whole genome NGS dataset [ 405], and the UK10 k whole genome sequencing dataset.
While enormous amounts of phenotypic data are being generated for many organisms using RNAi, this strategy allows flagging potential false positive in RNAi datasets.
After initialization process, the card goes to the idle state until the next command is being generated for single/multiblock read/write.
A radiological dose library coupled to the ACAB code is being generated for assessing impact of environmental releases, and atmospheric dispersion analysis from HIF reactors indicate the uncertainty in tritium release parameters.
That's tricky because we seem to be living in a time where the act of creating is being generated for the end result only.
On the basis of the rich host pathogen interactome data that were being generated for other viruses in similarly executed RNAi screens, we had anticipated discovering novel host factors that repress virus productivity, which could thereafter be targeted for a therapeutic gain.
The buildings under study were subjected to nonlinear dynamic analysis and, particularly, to one artificial earthquake that was been generated for a medium-/high-risk scenario in southern Europe (Varum 2003b) for different return periods as mentioned in Table 2.
