Sentence examples for generating new ones from inspiring English sources

Testing the hypotheses and generating new ones, however, will surely be helped by the large volumes of new types of data that can now be collected using remote-sensing and new laboratory-assay technologies.

Nevertheless, in order to achieve the lowest number of bursts, the equivalent priorities associated to each burst increment are multiplied by a factor (e.g., ) to push forward the enlargement of the existing bursts instead of generating new ones.

With less sleep comes more room for email typos, presentation flops and meetings that spew forth the same ideas instead of generating new ones.

Spatial analyses are a useful tool for confirming existing exposure hypotheses or generating new ones.

We conclude that the Moroccan traditional agroecosystems are at the same time museums and incubators of fig variety diversity, in a dynamic system preserving old, local varieties and generating new ones locally.

Detectable differences in the site-rate of amino acid replacement between Epd paralog groups can give us an idea of the grade of functional divergence generated since the duplicated genes diverged, splitting ancestral functions or generating new ones, and consequently succeeded avoiding pseudogenization.

Moreover, the algorithm uses the current solutions based on their fitness to generate new ones, which helps the algorithm work more efficiently.

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Under the compromise announced by President Bush on Aug. 9, 2001, researchers using federal money may work with stem cell lines established before that date but not generate new ones of their own.

The thinking that has dominated recent decades comes from classical free-trade theory – which holds that although imports do cost jobs, exports will generate new ones and competition keeps prices low, so, over time, everyone gains.

If other organs develop in a similar way, the organ-shaping genes discovered by embryologists may one day help to repair damaged organs or even generate new ones in the laboratory, perhaps using the versatile stem cells that seem to be part of each organ's natural repair kit.