Sentence examples for has generated very from inspiring English sources
The country has, until recently, benefited from a wealth perspective due to a boom in commodity prices yet it has generated very little prosperity for its citizens".
"People meet, they talk--the new complex has generated very interesting interdisciplinary project proposals," says Chaikelson.
This fact has generated very slender structural footbridges and, consequently, changed their associated serviceability and ultimate limit states.
In addition, targeting allosteric binding sites that are located outside the conserved ATP binding pocket is an emerging strategy that has generated very selective inhibitors [22,23].
Recently, the application of polystyrene-based scaffolds produced using polyHIPE technology (porous polymers derived from high internal phase emulsions) for routine 3D cell culture applications has generated very promising results in terms of improved replication of native cellular function in the laboratory.
Using next-generation sequencing technologies, we have generated very large gene sequence datasets from vanilla pods at different times of development, and representing different tissue types, including the seeds, hairs, placental and mesocarp tissues.
"The real areas where biotechnology could help poor farmers have generated very little interest through private-sector investments," he said in a telephone interview.
The rafts of new street traders, barrow boys, spaza shops and the like have generated very little, if any, positive impact in South Africa's poorest local communities.
He noted that core activities like retail banking and financial services, continued to grow, while global investment management made a positive contribution to net income, and said that corporate and investment banking had "generated very good business volumes".
As it can be seen from the results shown in Figure 10, both NPM2 and our method have generated very competitive and pleasant results for the dynamic texture synthesis.
Psychological treatment for patients with personality disorders (PD) is plagued with a high proportion of early dropouts, and attempts to identify risk factors for attrition have generated very few conclusive results.
