"generate publications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes the act of producing or creating written materials for a specific purpose. Example: The research team worked tirelessly to generate publications that would inform the medical community about their groundbreaking discoveries.
Experiments are repeated endlessly, not to yield new insights or verify existing ones but to generate publication-quality images.
However, this pattern changed to a cubic growth pattern (for both network load and response time) when four PIPs were used to generate publication requests simultaneously, thus doubling the number of requests generated and the number of resources published.
It integrates numerous industry-standard discovery analysis tools, with interactive visualizations to generate publication-ready images.
The vector graphics export of the visualization provides a handy way to generate publication quality graphics.
Scripts in the R language are provided to generate publication quality figures from one of the output files.
By using the graphical power and flexibility of R, the package genoPlotR generates reproducible maps of genes and genomes that can be used to generate publication-ready figures, starting from a wide range of formats.
Unfortunately this field of research has, so far, been far more successful in generating publications than new drug therapies.
We generated publications originating from each country between 1 January 2000 and 31 October 2014 by selecting the 'advanced-search' option, followed by the 'publication date' field.
Some geographical research areas are likely to have benefited from other, international sources of funding to conduct high-impact research and could therefore have generated publications with a scientific output apparently uncorrelated with the level of funding from the Third French Alzheimer Plan.
In addition, PRROC provides a generic plot function for generating publication-quality graphics of PR and ROC curves.
