Sentence examples for from older generations from inspiring English sources

I recalled the disappointing results from older generations of computer-assisted detection and diagnosis in mammography.

One current initiative is the Wisdom Cycle Project, which collects reflections from older generations about their drug use.

"It could be good for us to learn from older generations if they don't speak against the Party.

However, this massive redistribution from older generations to younger ones has just caused the Peterson crew to redouble their efforts.

But the vast transfer of wealth from older generations will first have an impact on how family foundations function from within.

Such attitudes are acquired early in life from older generations, thus becoming embedded in people's views of themselves, their country, and the world.

The high affinity and selectivity for 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor-4 differentiates prucalopride from older generation compounds, such as cisapride and tegaserod, and minimizes the potential for target-unrelated side effects (7, 8).

Significant differences were found in the following items: "Too much work", "Lack of time", "Babies too attached to mothers", "Unfriendly nursing environment in leisure activities place/recreation space", "No or insufficient breastfeeding rooms in leisure activities place/recreation space", "Difficulty accessing breastfeeding rooms", and "Traditional myths from older generation" (Table  1).

In the oceans around Tahiti, gravity-based geophysical investigations have been largely based on marine gravity fields from old-generation altimeter missions and shipborne measurements (Calmant and Cazenave 1987; Sichoix and Bonneville 1996).

As a result of this feature, these implants will rarely have a totally collapsed implant shell, differing from the older generations.

"My reality is completely different from the older generations who have been working for 40 years at the same company," says Silva.