Sentence examples for generating rather than from inspiring English sources
Dr Nita Forouhi, from the Medical Research Council's epidemiology unit at the University of Cambridge, said that while the findings should only be considered "hypothesis generating" rather than conclusive, debate and research into spicy food was certainly "hotting up".
Additionally, these models are all revenue generating rather than totally altruistic, which can lead to the creation of self-sufficient healthcare economies in the future.
In so doing, we applied structural equation modelling in a model generating (rather than a model testing) approach (see Jöreskog 1993).
A tendency to see the media as always generating rather than reifying popular conceptions leads Fejes to dubious conclusions; he insists, for example, that the media was the major "source" of Americans' "common sense knowledge" about homosexuality, and he specifically discounts religion's influence simply because most denominations were not especially vocal on the subject prior to 1977.
It is therefore hypothesis generating rather than hypothesis testing.
Thus, they are viewed as hypothesis generating rather than conclusive.
Further, our enquiry might not have been clear that time spent, for example, in producing goods for home consumption, such as growing vegetables, should have counted in the context of the Nepalese economy as paid ("income -generating) rather than household work.
The analysis above was prompted by the results of the initial case control study and should therefore be regarded as hypothesis-generating rather than definitive.
The impressive, though often uncontrolled, array of data that arises from this sort of work is often regarded as hypothesis-generating rather than hypothesis-testing.
Although the concordance between population genotypes and type of language is intriguing, this work has to be seen as hypothesis-generating rather than definitive (Nettle 2007).
