The phrase "as generated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been produced or created in a specific context or environment.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as generated in the initial phase of the study."
Alternatives: "as produced in" or "as created in".
As long as the UE resides within the same cube, it is assumed to experience the same path loss, shadow fading, propagation conditions (LOS/NLOS/O-to-I), and large scale parameters, as generated in [GP].
The tree, as generated in this way is also more balanced and more informative.
In order to be used in the analysis, the Cramér-Rao lower bounds as generated in LCModel for the metabolites needed to be less than 20%.
An in-depth understanding of existing local care practices and the beliefs that underlie them, as generated in this study, is crucial in informing health promotion.
More recently during the construction of a set of BAC clones spanning the human genome approximately 7% of clones reanalysed did not generate the same fingerprint as generated in the original fingerprinting of the clones [ 24].
The comparison of data for known human neurotoxicants indicates that experimental animal data, such as generated in regulatory neurotoxicity studies, are frequently predictive of a neurotoxic effect in humans (Chang and Dyer 1995; Rees et al. 1989, 1990; Schaumburg and Spencer 2000).
A reusable sterilization vehicle would reduce costs as well as the waste generated in patient care.
It spent $6 million in sales and marketing during the six-month period, nearly as much as it generated in revenues.
An additional limitation is its inability to analyze datasets as large as those generated in our study.
But the experts at the Register say that the turnout of first-time voters won't be anywhere near as large as Obama generated in 2008.
The weak dollar is also lifting results, as sales generated in foreign currencies translate into more U.S. dollars.
