Sentence examples for to generating a from inspiring English sources

Of the challenges inherent to generating a de novo genome sequence from nonmodel species, the generation time and the reproductive biology of many of these species impose especially important constraints on making accurate assemblies.

An increase in electron transport chain activity causes a generation of mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS) which contribute to generating a loss of mitochondrial membrane potential and ultimately the suppression of cell proliferation.

In sum, I suggest that the key to generating a more effective biological curriculum is to suppress the tendency to be generously inclusive (which often results in a preoccupation with trivia) and to concentrate on foundational knowledge and useful skills.

Meanwhile EE remains committed to generating a substantial annual dividend.

Bartlett stresses the distinction between different social apps and networks when it comes to generating a living income for creators.

The skill with which Moore handles the chronology and context pays off when it comes to generating a wider plausibility.

The stock rise took the call options from being out of the money to generating a potentially handsome profit.

Crucially, though, Alloy retains the intellectual-property rights to all the work, with a view to generating a movie or a TV show from the same title.

Now in its 10th series, the X Factor is no stranger to generating a little controversy with a scantily-clad performance by a big name female guest singer.

One challenge to generating a large return from these efforts is the Greek recession, which economists predict will extend into next year.

Once a biological sample was obtained, its use must be limited to generating a DNA profile only, and afterward the sample would be destroyed.