Sentence examples for inadvertently generated from inspiring English sources

Similarly, since its beginning as an agency for combating wartime malaria, the C.D.C.'s job has been tracking and cracking naturally occurring or inadvertently generated disease outbreaks.

This research also implies that some previous studies which have used the sheer abundance of mRNA as a proxy for protein levels may have inadvertently generated incomplete or misleading conclusions.

In early designs, however, the projectile inadvertently generated a force that changed the pumpkin's direction.

Several studies have demonstrated how spurious results from subgroup analyses can be easily, if inadvertently, generated [ 7, 12, 13].

In addition to these inadvertently generated ZnO nanoparticles, there is a variety of ZnO nanostructures, which have shown great potential for nanotechnological products including manufacturing and pharmaceutical applications [ 14, 15].

The TSCA regulation allows air emission of inadvertently generated PCBs at concentrations of less than 10 ppm (92 mg m−3 of PCB11) and higher concentrations of mono- and dichlorinated PCBs, although industries that do so must report to the EPA.

That would in turn inadvertently generate new material.

So now they have a new award, called the Bogan-Martin Award: "The Bogan-Martin Award is given yearly to the Flickr staff member who inadvertently generates the most spectacular media overreaction to a personal comment or inside joke".

Mind you, the app did inadvertently generate something actually new: when people cottoned on to the fact you could use it to buy, say, a glass of milk and a portion of peas for a table at any given Spoons throughout the country, it resulted in a stream of social media posts begging for free drinks from friends and followers.

There is a great need to understand selection and local molecular adaptation and how fisheries can indirectly and inadvertently generate intense selection as in this case.

It could be argued that the repetitive nature of pericentromeres may inadvertently generate an appropriate source of dsRNA; however, this would not explain how RITS and slicing activity of Ago1 is able to expand into non-repetitive transgene sequences.