Sentence examples for generation reported from inspiring English sources

A common value of carbon emission factor, t-CO2/GWh, in nuclear power generation reported in the literature varies by more than a factor of 100.

"The oldies really are the goodies – even for the Spotify generation," reported the Times on Friday, accompanied by a picture of ELO at their hairiest and most flared, painting a picture of a pop world obsessed with the past, on the basis that tracks released before 2017 accounted for 57% of the songs streamed in Britain last year.

We recognize the similarities between low-temperature gas generation reported here and the natural progression of wet gas to dry gas over geologic time.

Manish et al. [8] on reviewing the LCA studies on gasification with biomass and with biomass-coal blends for electricity generation reported an evident reduction in environmental impacts when biomass is used as energy source.

The method for curing virulence plasmids reported here is over 90%% efficient, which is significantly higher than 10−6 10−7 per generation reported for the same plasmid using novobiocin (Gulig and Curtiss 1987) or using the incompatibility plasmid and destabilization of the par locus (Tinge and Curtiss 1990).

The youth-focused arm of Crossroads, Crossroads Generation, reported raising $52,837 in the first half of 2013.

A generation reporting high rates of anxiety and depression is well aware that caring for animals contributes to a lower blood pressure and rates of stress.

Deborah Dash Moore in her book GI Jews: How World War II Changed a Generation reports how interfaith services eventually became standard operating procedure in the military.

This raises the possibility that ROCK- and/or MLCK-induced NM II contractility is responsible for the force-generation reported above.

(Tetlock's advice? Beware of "experts who say 'moreover' more often than they say 'however.' ") Moreover, the emphasis on celebrity has grown, too, as rising generations report a measurably greater desire to be famous than previous cohorts did.

Different research methods have found that individualism is on the rise in American culture, with younger generations reporting less empathy and more self-focus than generations before.