He says the study "has generated a lot of interest at NIH".
The powerful impact of the ACE study has generated other surveys that are also limited to risk factors.
The original ACE study has generated more than 70 scientific articles, scores of conference presentations, and has shaped the design of research and as well as social programs.
This study has generated PCL foam scaffolds with properties that may be pertinent to the tissue engineering of the bladder and other soft tissues.
This study has generated information concerning the free and adjuvant bound toxoids behavior under a range of conditions (temperature, solutes) that can be used to design pharmaceutical formulations of enhanced physical stability.
Despite the obvious limitation of having a small sample, this study has generated some novel findings that may be a preliminary step and a starting point for further investigations in this field, oriented towards a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach in the care of children and adolescents suffering from headaches.
This study has generated an easily obtained at bedside score that estimate the risk of 90-day-mortality in such a population.
Furthermore, this study has generated useful genomic resources identifying a number of uncharacterized ESTs/genes that may play a significant role in Notch-regulated developmental process.
This study has generated a large set of Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) and SNPs that are publicly available for the design of new genomic tools such as microarray or SNP platforms.
This study has generated in depth knowledge of the P7T genome, which will be helpful in developing metabolic engineering strategies to improve C. carboxidivorans's natural capacity to produce potential biofuels from syngas.
This targeted study has generated important "negative" data regarding modifier genes in CF, which is not possible through SNP-based platforms (e.g. Ilumina 550K chip) because these platforms do not test for all of the pertinent SNPs necessary to establish ABO, Secretor and Lewis status.
