Sentence examples for continued to be generated from inspiring English sources

During deactivation, spontaneous maps continued to be generated with similar frequency and quality as in the intact network but a baseline cardinal bias disappeared.

Though Willkie lost the battle he was forced to sell a large part of his company to the TVA and Roosevelt succeeded in breaking up many of the holding companies, most of America's electricity continued to be generated by the private sector.

The fact that we detected progenitors at different stages of differentiation within FTPT and FiTPT suggests that such cells continued to be generated in the placenta and/or they migrated from somewhere to the placental tissue during all periods of gestation until the newborn delivery.

When consumers consider that ending the economic cost and the social cost as well as the lack of choice to end the relationship with the partner is too much, the continuance commitment will continue to be generated [23].

Injuries are the leading cause of death among young people in Ireland, 18 and while a wealth of information on injuries in the general population continues to be generated by a range of national routine mortality and morbidity data sources, the lack of ethnic or cultural group identification in such sources hinders their use to investigate the patterns of injuries among travellers.

"The lions' share of advertising revenue continues to be generated by our television coverage".

But dredge material will continue to be generated by other projects, and Melrose wants to avoid future conflicts.

After hatching, songbirds and parrots undergo a protracted period of maturation, during which time new nerve cells continue to be generated in the brain.

By using molten salt to store heat that continues to run the turbine overnight, or when the sun isn't shining, electricity can continue to be generated 24 hours a day.

Journalists still need to work hard to provide coherent and contextualised reporting to explain the alarming headlines that continue to be generated from the harsh and contested soil of the Holy Land.

Most of these data are, and will continue to be, generated in cities, because that is where the phones, cars, buildings and infrastructure to which they relate are concentrated.