Sentence examples for generated by technology from inspiring English sources

"I think over the next five to 10 years – which is the sort of time period we are talking about for the £30bn deficit – I would be betting we will be targeting about half of that through savings generated by technology productivity".

Recent years have witnessed a growing interest in analyzing human behavioral data generated by technology (e.g. mobile phones).

Another explanation for these mixed findings is that much of the research on technology-based activities considers motivation as a unidimensional construct intrinsically generated by technology usage rather than as a construct with multiple dimensions that may be impacted via various affordances of technology.

Technology has unquestionably been at the heart of some negative developments including massive structural unemployment; growing social inequality where the benefits and wealth generated by technology have been asymmetrical; a fracturing of public discourse; and the loss of privacy and the rise of a surveillance society to name a few.

WLF will service all needs generated by technology firms, with specialization on mergers and acquisitions and qualified stock option plans; and handles both start-up and established companies.

A significant limitation in the understanding of gene regulation and regulatory networks is the lack in visualizing and mastering patterns associated with the very large amounts of data generated by technology such as DNA sequencing, ChIP on Chip, ChIP-seq, and microarrays.

In recent years, our modelling toolbox has considerably expanded due to the advancements in computing power and the need to model novel data generated by technologies such as proximity loggers and global positioning systems.

We did not include health technology assessment reports generated by health technology assessment agencies such as the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (in England).

The relatively long read length generated by this technology (in comparison to other sequencing technologies) allows a significantly less error-prone assembly in shotgun metagenomics and permits greater annotation accuracy.

While the adoption of next generation sequencing has rapidly expanded, the informatics infrastructure used to manage the data generated by this technology has not kept pace.

Interpreting the masses of data generated by this technology poses a number of unusual new challenges.