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These parameters can be engineered by modifying the geometric dimensions and operation conditions.

Parameters of optical limiting such as the threshold value can be engineered by modifying the parameters of the set up.

The emission light guidance is induced by optical resonances at the specific wavelength that can be engineered by modifying the pore size of the nanoporous PC structures, and it results in enhancing the fluorescent signals from quantum dots (Qdot -aptamer beacons.

Together with the extensive, state of the art, first principles investigation of the mechanism at the atomic scale, we reveal a highly activated process around the onset potential of −1.3 V and a change in mechanism at the peak potential of −2.3 V, suggesting that a more active catalyst could be engineered by modifying the morphology in order to facilitate the "chemical" CC coupling step.

Previously, blue fluorescent proteins (BFPs) derived from GFP were engineered by modifying the chromophore structures through the substitution of Tyr66 with a histidine (Ai et al. [2007]; Heim and Tsien [1996]; Lippincott-Schwartz and Patterson [2003]).

These interactions can be engineered by chemically modifying the surface of the material to affect protein adsorption, or by altering the topography of the nanoscale surface.

Different gauge invariant interactions can be engineered by slightly modifying the complexity of the circuit lattice shown in Fig. 5.

The fosmids can easily be engineered by liquid culture recombineering to delete or modify specific protein domains or single critical amino acids [13], [15], [45].

The surface properties of SAMs can be engineered by selecting an appropriate tail group of the organic molecules comprising SAMs or modifying the tail group of existing SAMs with various techniques.

Once cloned in yeast, the bacterial genome can be engineered by yeast genetic tools and subsequently transplanted into the recipient cell to produce a strain of M. mycoides with a modified genome [ 3].

Farmers in Brazil wanted to use genetically modified (GM) soyabean seeds that had been engineered by Monsanto to be herbicide-tolerant.