Sentence examples for generated a wealth of information from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration claims that its dark web of security measures including "waterboarding" (simulated drowning) of prisoners, secret CIA prisons and the "rendition" of suspects to their countries of origin, where they may be tortured have saved countless lives and generated a wealth of information.
Although a number of screening methods being used for identifying potential endocrine disruptors have generated a wealth of information, a search for alternative combination of methods is still needed to overcome experimental artefacts.
The early phase of exploration of the lymphoid system generated a wealth of information about anatomy and in vivo responses.
These studies have generated a wealth of information on the majority of the ~5.500 Plasmodium genes and have provided insight into the timing of expression during the lifecycle and into the putative function of many of the encoded proteins.
Recent studies on proteomic applications that use protein arrays and peptide libraries have generated a wealth of information on protein-protein (or peptide) interactions (PPIs) [ 71, 72, 93- 95].
Structural and functional characterizations of BK channels over the past three decades have generated a wealth of information that provides valuable inspiration to the study of TMEM16A-CaCC channels.
Reprogramming adult, somatic cells allows for the generation of patient-specific models that have already been used to generate a wealth of information regarding disease pathogenesis, drug testing, and drug discovery (Bellin et al., 2012).
This will generate a wealth of information for public security organisations", leading to behaviour being predicted and assessed by "machines" (their term) which will issue orders to officers on the spot.
Need's tech platform allows the startup to create collections that appeal to men in different cities based on demographics, climate, and location, "whilst also generating a wealth of information pertinent to the markets and its desires".
In summary, here we present methods and pilot data from the first donated LBC1936 brain tissue and describe in detail the multi-disciplinary post-mortem approach to be used for the remaining cohort, which we expect will ultimately generate a wealth of information on brain health and underlying pathology.
