Sentence examples for generated with that from inspiring English sources

Imagine on this Labor Day 2003 the number of good jobs that could be generated with that kind of long-term effort.

In this study, we applied interphase FISH on a subset of post-Chernobyl tumour that became clinically apparent within a short period of time after exposure to radiation (4 8 years) and compared the data generated with that from a group of papillary cancers with a longer latency (9 12 years), in order to study the pattern of rearrangement of the RET oncogene within these two groups.

I think it has more tonal possibilities--with the three single coil pickups, a five-way switch and the tone knobs and volume--there's an unbelievable amount of sounds that you can generate with that guitar that you don't necessarily have available to you with other guitars.

As for alternative substrates, it was found that stable chloro-ferryl species could be generated with substrates that lacked a hydrogen atom at an abstractable, C-4, position.

Using this approach, mice were generated with bronchi that are Pten-deficient (PtenΔ5/Δ5; CCSPCre/+), express oncogenic K-ras (KrasLox/+; CCSPCre/+), have Pten deficiency and oncogenic K-ras expression (PtenΔ5/Δ5; KrasLox/+; CCSPCre/+), or have neither (Ptenflox/flox; CCSP+/+).

Ultimately, we determined that spheroids generated with NOG+SB+FGF4+Ch+SAG and that were subsequently embedded in Matrigel and expanded in FGF10 gave rise to 'Human Lung Organoids' (HLOs).

Thus, normative commitment is the psychological linkage generated with the partner that allows customers to keep the relationship.

A list was generated with the genes that passed those filters in at least four out of the seven resistant cell lines.

Resistance mutations were generated with compound 32 that could be confirmed via marker transfer experiments to map to the viral glycoprotein B (UL55, Table 1).

As suggested in Sanderson (2002), we used a range of λ values; our final tree was generated with the λ that minimized a cross-validation statistic.

As it stands, the manuscript describes in broad terms a data set generated with a tool that is supposed to be published elsewhere.