Sentence examples for process has generated from inspiring English sources
The scientific understanding about the climate that this U.N. process has generated and the general spur to action it provides is valuable.
We sequenced and compared genomes for related ciliate species with similar genome architectures to investigate the origin and evolution of both alternative MDS processing and the de novo genes that this process has generated.
This process has generated a quality of heat and excitement that has not been lost on countries outside Britain".
That process has generated some criticism that prosecutors are too caught up in the headlines But while the former DPP Lord Macdonald has reminded prosecutors that they need to "keep a cool head" in investigations of historical abuse cases, many criminal lawyers are more concerned at the lack of resources to prevent delays in less high-profile cases.
Cameras have yet to roll on "The Hobbit," a planned film adaptation of that fantasy novel, but the accumulation of statements and counterstatements that its preproduction process has generated will soon approach the length of J. R. R. Tolkien's original text.
"While I understand that this process has generated considerable dismay among junior doctors, I believe that the new contract we are introducing - shaped by Sir David Dalton, and with over 90 per cent of the measures agreed by the BMA through negotiation - is one that in time can command the confidence of both the workforce and their employers.
Professors now publish more papers and in the process have generated at least some useful new ideas.
Studies on different methods to supplement the traditional informed consent process have generated conflicting results.
The experiences in this process have generated valuable lessons that can contribute to the on-going debate on the political dimension of how to strengthen national health research systems in low income countries.
The Drift Scale Test (DST), intended for acquiring such an understanding of these processes, has generated a huge volume of temperature and moisture redistribution data.
The relevance of the ubiquitin proteasome system (UPS) to disease and fundamental cellular processes has generated a demand for methods to monitor the activity of this system in living cells and organisms.
