Sentence examples for that generated higher from inspiring English sources
While respondents preferred land use alternatives that generated higher compensation and jobs, they preferred Conservation & Restoration activities over Tourism Promotion and Industrial Development ranked last.
The combination of both approaches resulted in decreased biomass recalcitrance that generated higher yields of fermentable sugars on a per plant basis after hot water pretreatment followed by enzymatic hydrolysis [ 21].
Pairs of measures that generated higher correlation estimates in the current study compared to previous studies included: a) PROMIS Pain Interference scores and scores on patient-reported mental health scores (e.g., SF-36 MCS, BDI-II) and b) PROMIS Physical Function scores on the same measures.
ABC and CBS, they said, could make significantly more money if they completely gutted their news divisions -- with profits in mind -- and kept only those programs that generated high earnings.
In New Jersey, 36 cancer patients at a veterans hospital in East Orange were overradiated — and 20 more received substandard treatment — by a medical team that lacked experience in using a machine that generated high-powered beams of radiation.
To assess the reduction of road traffic noise, a line source for a 1 10 scale model was modelled using ribbon tweeters that generated high frequencies ranging from 1 kHz to 40 kHz.
That ill-advised adventure and economic policies that generated high inflation made him a one-term president.
In the case of helper T cells generated against HER2/neu peptides, only low affinity T cells have been found, even when using protocols that generated high affinity T cells for viral antigens [ 8].
Instead, he is focusing on businesses and markets that generate higher investment returns.
It's not long hours that generate higher living standards but smarter hours.
Ewald Kist, ING's chairman since May, has suggested that the company would do well to focus on other areas that generate higher returns with lower risks.
