Sentence examples for be modified to express from inspiring English sources
The general equation of Darcy can be modified to express flow in both the unsaturated zone and the saturated groundwater zone.
Similar to T cells, NK cells can be modified to express chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) to enhance antitumor activity, but experience with CAR-engineered NK cells and their clinical development is still limited.
These results suggest that plant TAS genes can be modified to express artificial ta-siRNAs to confer multiple virus resistance and could have broad applications for future development in virus resistance strategies.
These results indicate that gut cells can be modified to express leptin in an inducible manner and that the transplantation of these cells has a therapeutic effect in leptin-deficient mice, but not in mice fed on a HFD.
In order to feedback the complete correlation matrix in every short-term period, the second term of Eq. (28) needs to be modified to express the number of feedback bits of the KLT-based CS scheme, which is given by {B_{text{KLT}}} = S cdot frac{{left {M - 1} right)rho }}{3} + S cdot {N_{mathrm{t}}} cdot frac{{left({{N_{mathrm{t}}} - 1} right)rho }}{3}.
However, rice is not the only crop that has been modified to express high levels of beta-carotene; mustard (Brassica juncea) can be modified to express significantly higher levels of beta-carotene, as much as 600 µg/g [14], [15].
CAFs were modified to express Dlk1 or to increase expression of SCUBE1.
The full length human KDM2B, mouse RING1B, mouse YAF2 (IMAGE clone 3488691), human PCGF1 (IMAGE clone 3621400), mouse RYBP (IMAGE clone 8861345) were PCR-amplified and inserted via ligation independent cloning (LIC) into a pCAG-IRES-puro eukaryotic expression vector that has been modified to express a N-terminal Flag and 2XStrep2 tag and contain LIC cloning sites.
A strain of cotton that was modified to express a gene derived from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) to combat cotton bollworm was extensively planted in China.
A lactic acid bacterium (LAB), Lactococcus lactis BFE920, was modified to express the SiMA antigen, a membrane protein of Streptococcus iniae.
