Sentence examples for sizeable generation from inspiring English sources

A lot has been said about the sizeable generation gap between voters.

As the targeting frequency with H295 in our experiments was approximately 2 × 10 CFU/μg DNA, it is likely that the generation of sizeable mutant libraries can also be accomplished with strains exhibiting the wild type level of homologous recombination activity.

A number of estimates have suggested that tidal power may become a sizeable fraction of overall electricity generation, however these estimates have been largely based on a resource assessment methodology that dramatically oversimplifies the physical phenomenon at play.

"JLR faces negative performance trends with deteriorating profitability metrics, partially driven by a weakening Chinese market, as well as sizeable negative free cash flow generation due to higher capex spending required for the development of alternative fuel vehicles, starting to exert some pressure on JLR's liquidity position.

Currently, the analysis of potential epigenetic and transgenerational effects of ART is still impossible in the absence of sizeable second- and third-generation study cohorts.

And they expect the current generation to make a sizeable contribution to a medals haul that may leave the host nation at the top of the table by the end of next week.

As Kipling's poem on the British soldier goes: "Tommy ain't no bleeding fool, you bet that Tommy sees" It has always been the case that a sizeable number of veterans from each generation start to come up with thoughts entirely of their own and quite at odds with their masters.

Let's say you have a large facility or campus with a sizeable PV system on site (local generation).

The sizeable proportion of genes expressed for the generation and maintenance of signal transduction chains indicates that this seems to be a major task of the starving plasmodium.

Especially in a small breeding population, individuals may need to be included from multiple generations to make up a sizeable reference population.

According to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the likelihood of a child visiting any sizeable outside green space has halved in a generation, and a new study of 46 European countries has predicted that the number of under-fives who are overweight will rise from an estimated 41 million to 70 million worldwide by 2025.