Sentence examples for this means generating from inspiring English sources

In the US, this means generating upwards of 500 billion pounds of garbage every year that's trucked to one of our 10,000 landfills.

Yet, Ms. Hassi still needs to make money, which means generating customer turnover.

STAYING in the game also means generating new products that may seem alien to traditional Times readers.

In the long term that means generating more energy from renewable sources.

Apple beat all of those numbers, even if it means generating less profit.

Although the sequences are specific to the mouse, these data validate the principle that carefully designed AOs may be used to realize exons 45 55 skipping and, by this means, generate effective amounts of in-frame dystrophin of near-optimal structure in 40 45% of DMD patients.

In terms of sequence information, this would mean generating data for other genes.

LS means generated across three replications were used for association analysis.

"And learning will mean generating data where there is too little now".

Survival meant generating some serious buzz and not waiting for the network's help.

Enhancers, promoters, silencers, insulators and other regulatory elements can be context specific; this means that generating datasets for particular cellular states and conditions of activation of pathophysiological relevance will be necessary if we are to use such data to inform our understanding of disease.