Sentence examples for artificial manipulations from inspiring English sources
"They think there's something out there called the natural state of human beings, against which we juxtapose these supposedly artificial manipulations".
We therefore subjected a sandy loam soil to a number of artificial manipulations namely i) compaction, ii) artificial change in particle size distribution, iii) addition of different substrates and iv) change in soil pH to manipulate soil pore structure and the decomposer community for use in lab incubation set-ups.
There is evidence that visual cues are important to decapods, with most studies using artificial manipulations to demonstrate recognition.
In contrast to such strong, artificial manipulations in the laboratory, one might expect to encounter mutations with milder effects in the wild, such as regulatory mutations that affect gene expression.
As the authors acknowledge in the Discussion, the artificial manipulations used to perturb G-actin, do not really inform upon any biological process where G- to F-actin dynamics are altered.
Such repetition priming is known to increase the endorsement rates across both old and new test items [ 10], but relatively few studies have examined whether artificial manipulations of processing fluency influence confidence ratings and subjective reports of remembering.
Artificial manipulation of male attractiveness has been found to affect female sexual preferences and maternal investment.
Genetic engineering is concerned with the artificial manipulation, modification, and recombination of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) or other nucleic acid molecules in order to modify an organism.
Lastly, artificial manipulation of the body and its natural metabolic pathways, as by certain surgical procedures or the administration of various drugs, can lead to avitaminoses.
Even without artificial manipulation of DNA, nature is an unruly place, containing poisonous foods, genes that jump between species and bacteria that develop resistance to drugs.
Genetic engineering, the artificial manipulation, modification, and recombination of DNA or other nucleic acid molecules in order to modify an organism or population of organisms.
