In recent years, the advent of next generation sequencing (NGS) technologies has made it possible to inexpensively and quickly generate large-scale transcript sequence data.
One thing is certain: a war, as opposed to the prospect of war, would quickly generate more antiwar music.
The boom is partly because a successful Internet-based computer scam can quickly generate thousands of cases.
A hot streak quickly generates grand projections; a few high-profile losses quickly generate pronouncements of decline.
He's been working out and slimming down, and his appearances in New Hampshire and Iowa quickly generate a buzz.
Palestinian analysts said he would quickly generate some enthusiasm if he achieves tangible benefits for Palestinians, like an easing of Israeli checkpoints and other restrictions.
And when major donors call for progress reports, Mr. Canada said he could quickly generate data and e-mail the results.
Piano strings are relatively poor conductors of electricity, and their resistance will quickly generate heat when a current is passed through them.
If all of Colombia's farmers stopped growing coca tomorrow, unrestrained demand by the world's 13 million cocaine users would quickly generate as much cultivation somewhere else.
In 1995-96, as the previous merger wave began to form, firms concentrated on focused deals likely to quickly generate shareholder value.
The ability to very quickly generate DNA profiles, experts say, could provide a greater incentive for local authorities to build and maintain their own database.
