Sentence examples for genuinely produced from inspiring English sources

By analogy to other differentiation systems, our debate is broadly applicable, as it articulates higher and more challenging standards for judging whether a given cell type has been genuinely produced from hPSC differentiation.

64 65 Their drawback is that they do not account for secular trends that might be occurring at the same time, 66 something that remains an important problem determining whether a particular intervention or programme has genuinely produced improvement over change that was occurring anyway.

In addition, ancillary online services include services which give access to material which enriches or otherwise expands television and radio programmes broadcast by the broadcasting organisation, including by way of previewing, extending, supplementing or reviewing the relevant programme's content, as well as material genuinely produced for the online environment.

Of course, some authors will genuinely produce 700-page monster novels.

The real kick in the chops, however, comes with the news Solondz's next grubby provocation will star Paul Reubens, forever better known as Pee Wee Herman, and one of the most genuinely original talents produced by American culture in a generation.

Some British athletes produced genuinely outstanding performances, but the more worrying aspect was the failure of our two big Olympic gold medal hopes - Mo Farah and Jess Ennis - to deliver the goods in Istanbul.

Both groups have produced genuinely holy women and men.

Likewise, the "surveillance business model" of building up detailed electronic dossiers on internet users in order to predict what they want to buy and how to sell it to them produced some genuinely impressive results in its early years.

Although there has always been a clustering of money market activities in New York City and much of the country's participation in the international money market centres there, a process of continuous change during the 20th century has produced a genuinely national money market.

England will not win again down under unless they produce genuinely fast bowlers.

(All right, there is one exception: a quantum computer, unlike a deterministic conventional one, can produce genuinely random numbers).