Sentence examples for be engineered to favour from inspiring English sources
They can be engineered to favour one particular axial alignment of the strands, called the register of the helix.
The controversy rumbled on into Friday, when South Koreans expressed shock and anger at a decision they said had been engineered to favour the Russians.
First, NSCs can be engineered to produce different genes.
Another possibility is the fact that AGS-B cells have been engineered to overexpress the gastrin receptor, which could potentially favour a direct increase in cyclin D1 by gastrin rather than utilising β-catenin as a mediator of transcription.
It is engineered "to lock in hydration".
"The process is engineered to avoid that," he says.
Green roofs are engineered ecosystems designed to favour plant establishment on manufactured layers installed over rooftops, and typically comprise lightweight mineral substrate, drainage and moisture retention layers and a root-resistant waterproofing barrier (VanWoert et al. 2005; Berndtsson 2010).
Increases in OPG RANKL would be expected to favour bone formation, and decreases to favour resorption.
The Scottish engineer Robert Stevenson was said to favour the railway, and the Quaker Edward Pease supported it at a public meeting in Darlington on 13 November 1818, promising a five per cent return on investment.
He is said to favour a woman.
