Sentence examples for been engineered to make from inspiring English sources
Madden said THG had been engineered to make it undetectable in existing tests.
Some like Mr. Daschle and Senator Bill Frist, a Tennessee Republican who is also a doctor, seemed to play down the danger, pointing, for example, to preliminary findings that the anthrax had not been engineered to make it resistant to antibiotics.
What's more the prototype vaccine they have created, for the animal disease foot-and-mouth, has been engineered to make it more stable.
At first, I was feeling skeptical and wondered if the demo had actually been engineered to make it easier for me to go through, but after trying to trick the sensors for a bit and getting stuck in the demo, I realized that I perhaps have gotten a bit too jaded/paranoid for a 22-year-old tech reporter.
The other option is taking fat soluble cannabis extract such as the oils that are already being sold by LPs and feeding them a yeast that's been engineered to make them water soluble.
Furthermore, PEDF was unable to act upon cells that had been engineered to make less of these two receptors.
"Really, it's engineered to make a point," he says.
After a complete turn around, the production skills this 'Kid' has always possessed are now being engineered to make a much more subtle, but equally dramatic sound.
It's hard to imagine that a competitor could — or even would — try to mimic one stridently Jenkinsian trait: Although most of his cheese signs are engineered to make you want to buy cheese, some aim to do the opposite.
