Sentence examples for generated we would from inspiring English sources

Due to the number of hypotheses generated, we would need to integrate more evidence from large-scale collaborative studies in order to confirm (or refute) etiological aspects of these factors while being as comprehensive as possible in the observation of potential confounding variables.

Thus, in the majority of cases examined, if a fusion transcript were generated, we would expect to observe it using the methods employed here.

Furthermore, to compensate for the cyclic pathways generated, we would have to increase the number of shortest paths computed at each step according to the expected number of acyclic paths.

If we allowed the prices for selling power back to the grid to increase and removed the limits on how much solar energy a farmer or business owner or school or police station could generate, we would see an explosion in demand for solar and other renewables.

As part of the theory generated, we also proposed that applicants would be expected to consider the behaviour of other applicants when deciding how to respond to a particular question.

'So, without the generating station, we would lose a lot of that fabric that's needed to hold the community together.

A cluster of people interested in doing field studies, some on birds, some on marine mammals, "wanted to work with the university, but they wanted 50% overhead on any money that we generated.... We'd write proposals,... and then they wanted to take half of it.

But in terms of generating invoices, we'd rather charge it to IT and report it when needed.

If managers traded in and out of minor holdings with no apparent purpose, except perhaps to generate commissions, we'd know that, too, not just by divining a statistic about share turnover, that funds do disclose, but because we'd see the trading.

In other words, after 15 years, the TPP is predicted to generate what we'd call "a lousy month" for job growth.

"Due to the large amount of uncertainty surrounding these companies and their inability to generate economic profits, we would look elsewhere for investment opportunities," Miller wrote.