Sentence examples for time to generate from inspiring English sources

However, Illumina sequencing requires more time to generate data, and in general, de novo assemblies are more fragmented than 454-sequence assemblies.

"Now is the time to generate our own original content," Ms. Huffington said.

It will take some time to generate that, particularly given the traumatic nature of recent home-price movements.

There is no need this time to generate fear of a threat to the UK; there is already intense fear.

It is precisely because "wraparound support" requires a lot of money, most operating models take a long time to generate enough income to cover costs.

Votes on another proposal, a new tax on services, were held back until Friday to give lawmakers time to generate more support.

Nor, possibly, would he have met Mr. David in time to generate a campaign, Friends of the High Line, to save the tracks.

Vancouver's roster overhaul meant rebuilding the intricate, coordinated attacking movements required to break down opposing defenses — a process that takes time to generate results.

We could sell it today but I still think, there's time to generate value.

These challenges had few long-range NMR correlations and needed more time to generate the candidates.

Hence, StreamAligner reduces time to generate or load index for every task.