Why should we generate so much data when simple Sanger sequencing methods and downstream analyses may provide the information we need for conservation?
That's a big part of why we can generate so much for charity.
The solar industry believes that at this time of year there is no reason why we cannot generate 30-40% of our electricity needs from this source.
There could be several reasons why we can generate more ideas when thinking like this -- for example, when you are not blinded by the detail you are less likely to say, "well, that might work if it weren't for X,Y and Z".
For him and others, a debate on, say, "how the credit channels work and why we're not generating more jobs more quickly are some of the most important, toughest issues economists are grappling with".
"If we can scale this up, make it national and make it a really big success which I'm confident we can do, then there's no reason why we can't generate some really good income for them, which is going to help them to do the work that we want them to do protecting the Great Barrier Reef rather than spending a lot of time on the phone trying to find donors," he says.
This is why we decided to generate 12 cDNA libraries, mainly from root tissues sampled throughout the growing season.
The reason why we chose to generate a separate test set based on Monte Carlo sampling instead of sampling randomly from the original design as in the gene regulatory network example is that here a highly reduced design was used instead of an FFD.
Each one of these objectives include different factors (such as stealth or avoidance of resource-consuming zones), that is why in this paper we generate different members of the hCHAC family by aggregating the initial cost functions into a different amount of objectives (from one to four) and considering a different parametrization set in each case.
It is unclear why we had not succeeded in generating this agonist in our earlier experiments as the only "trick" that led to success was to use a primer that makes the transcript 4 nucleotides shorter than the one we had tried before.
