"The Government has created more demand for Windows 98 than could have ever been generated by a marketing program," said Lawrence N. Mondry, an executive vice president of CompUSA Inc., the nation's largest chain of computer stores with yearly sales of more than $5 billion.
In the ideal case, once a moving object enters the system, it immediately receives all the reports that have ever been generated in the system, and it instantaneously receives every report that is generated during its lifespan.
A "back-of-the-envelope" calculation suggested he might need 10 billion reads in order to actually capture promoter enhancer interactions this in 2007, when 10 billion sequencing reads was more "than had ever been generated in the history of the world".
On the contrary, when FOLFIRI CT in combination with anti-EGFR antibodies is considered, no detrimental effect in mt KRAS patients has ever been registered, thus generating the hypothesis that the KRAS mutation might be relevant in the response to CT and, consequently, that the choice of backbone CT to combine with anti-EGFR antibodies may be influential.
Because no proliferating cell line sufficiently close to normal cardiac muscle cells has ever been available, attempts to generate proliferating CM to study cell cycle progression have generally relied on primary cultures and expression of transforming oncogenes, the utility of which is limited by their transformed phenotype.
The wealth generated in Silicon Valley is "as prodigious as it has ever been," says Russell Hancock, president of Joint Venture Silicon Valley, a nonprofit group that promotes regional development.
This trial generated the largest set of qualitative data that has ever been collected in a single study, as far as we are aware.
Maybe it has ever been thus - or at least since the 1980s, as the mountains of money generated by the anti-heroic Mike Tyson attest to.
Notably, the chip is capable of generating arbitrary radiation patterns, and represents the largest optical phased array that has ever been demonstrated.
