As the plates move relative to one another, they steadily generate low-level quakes, most of which rarely cause damage.
They maintain and steadily generate high levels of genotypic and phenotypic diversity that may result in different adaptive strategies.
For instance, although it suffers a 10% default rate at any given time, investments have steadily generated a 9.5% return for CareerConcept investors, even through the credit crisis, said Vishal Garg, company chairman.
Costs related to the data loss "could be significant, but manageable" for the retailer, given its ability to steadily generate cash flow, S&P's analysts said.
Fortunately, researchers worldwide have been steadily generating data on the effects of eCO2 on the chemical composition of plants.
The volume of shipping to the sea's bordering countries has grown steadily, thereby generating problems not only of navigation but also of pollution from operational discharges as well as from accidents.
The '10 × 20' initiative, launched in 2010 to promote the development of 10 new antibiotics by 2020 has resulted, so far, in only two new molecules, and the number of new drugs in the market is steadily decreasing, generating a situation that enhances the risks of returning to the pre-antibiotic era (Boucher et al., 2013).
The income that office buildings in general generate has steadily declined in the same period.
In Perugia, for example, the "minimetro," which was built in January 2008 through a private-public partnership, has had a steadily increasing ridership and generates zero greenhouse gas emissions, reducing traffic, accidents and transportation costs for the 9,000 people who currently use the system each day.
The search for an HIV/AIDS vaccine is steadily moving ahead, generating and validating new concepts in terms of novel vectors for antigen delivery and presentation, new vaccine and adjuvant strategies, alternative approaches to design HIV-1 antigens for eliciting protective cross-neutralising antibodies, and identification of key mechanisms in HIV infection and modulation of the immune system.
