Sentence examples for systems could generate from inspiring English sources

Thus, various expression systems could generate differential VLPs despite the fact that they are assembled primarily from the same viral protein (Grgacic and Anderson, 2006).

That is to say, By Corollary 1 and 2, whether the simplified systems could generate synergism under equivalent inhibition can help to determine whether the original systems can generate synergism effect under actual inhibition (see details of proofs in Additional file 1).

Evaluation studies have shown that the system could generate questions as useful as human supervisors and significantly outperformed human peers and generic questions in most quality measures after filtering out questions with grammatical and semantic errors (Liu et al. 2012).

I reckon that from next April a normal solar thermal system could generate around £200 a year, based on the 18p per kWh DECC is proposing.

Depending on how the building is used, that 500-kilowatt system could generate all the building's power or, for high-demand uses like data centers or refrigeration, as little as 2 percent.

The group says the system could generate an annual income of around £120,000 per year.

The system could generate a route that could simultaneously achieve multi-ship encounter collision avoidance and geographical obstacle avoidance.

For $15,000 installed, a 3.5 kilowatt system could generate 5,000 kwh of electricity a year, about a third of most homes' needs.

When a seizure occurs, the online seizure detection system could generate a warning signal so that healthcare professionals could provide immediate care.

Depending on the type of energy conversion technology employed, the power system could generate 30 270 kWe for operation lives of 20 40 years.

In future the improved electricity-producing greenhouse system could generate 31 kW h m−2 of electrical energy and 270 kW h m−2 of thermal energy, so it could operate independent of fossil fuels.