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Given this amount of time, it is likely that evolutionary processes would generate observable amounts of functional and contextual divergence between the homologous H. salinarum NRC-1 FFRPs.

Then they had to figure out how much carbon the process would generate and weigh that against the carbon benefit of converting waste into fuel.

And even if Sanders did manage to pull off all those changes, he said, the process would generate disruption and uncertainty that would slow the economy for years.

None of the research disproves the alternate hypothesis that Mars's internal dynamics produced the dichotomy, although it is unclear how such a process would generate an elliptical crater.

The dealloying process would generate both uniform nanoporous structure (chemical dealloying) and nanoporous structure with big crack channels (electrochemical dealloying at high potentials) with similar ligament-pore size of less than 10 nm.

An optimized recovery process would generate concentrated enzyme extract, prevent enzyme loss, reduce the number of the downstream process step and thus gain better commercial viability.

This process would generate 1/5 th of the uric acid and carbon dioxide from the previous section and require 1/5 th of the oxygen.

It is difficult to envisage a low-temperature chemical process that would generate both magnetite and hematite.

It's a process that would generate a majority for a candidate automatically: There would no need for multiple ballots, and thus no politicking between rounds of voting.

Neither is error prone nor would BER remove the DNA strand on the 5′ side of the lesion (green triangle, Figure 2A), which would expose its complement as the template for the error-prone process that would generate mutations in the reporter region.

And, inevitably, this process of acceptance would generate intense debate and conflict.