Focus groups with high school students in North America, for example, have generated feedback that helped shape the development of new tools, such as the ability to post photographs and videos.
HCA, for example, has generated billions of dollars in profit for its owners.
Shai Agassi's company, Better Place, for example, has generated glowing magazine profiles, but it has managed to lose more than $500 million while selling astoundingly few cars.
[Craig defends his case using the example, derived from Bertrand Russell, of Tristram Shandy, who takes a year to write in his diary one day's events; he will only get progressively behind and never catch up. This example has generated a literature of its own (Eells, Oderberg, Oppy 2002b)].
Few such examples, however, have generated the widespread excitement and rapid development as the CRISPR/Cas system discovered in bacterial and archaeal genomes.
Nonetheless, some contemporary theorists believe that globalization has taken a particularly intense form in recent decades, as innovations in communication, transportation, and information technologies (for example, computerization) have generated stunning new possibilities for simultaneity and instantaneousness (Harvey 1989).
For example, we have generated a cassette that allows for swapping the 3'UTR of a gene with that of another, canonical 3'UTR (unc-54) so as to examine potential regulatory roles of a 3'UTR (Fig. 8B).
As a further step, we have generated examples how to predict reproductive toxicity of chemicals using available data.
For example, such events may have generated AluYg6 elements from other young Alu elements, which would not be present in the chimpanzee.
The patents of Amazon.com and Priceline.com are often held up as examples of high-technology patents that have generated income and, at the same time, absorbed enormous amounts of time from courts and companies.
