Sentence examples for consequences of engineered from inspiring English sources
Here, we review the consequences of engineered Marfan syndrome mutations in fibrillin-1 at the protein, cellular and organismal levels.
The fitness consequences of this engineered genetic load was also estimated in the present study from Brassica hybrid and parental seed yield and above-ground dry biomass measures, under competitive (grown with a wheat crop) and non-competitive field conditions.
It is also important to determine whether nanosize particles present in some consumer products may be the result of a manufacturing process rather than a consequence of the deliberate introduction of engineered nanomaterial(s) into the products.
Explicit attention is paid to the required numerical tools and their application to analyze consequences of uncertainty in the performance of engineered cropping systems.
Although these values seem high in absolute terms due to the reliability of engineered systems, the consequences of departing from ideal resilience are still high as economic losses can add up to $83 million per year.
What's interesting to me about Panorama is that while a lot of startups today are led by innovations in technology that then seek out interesting applications — perhaps a consequence of engineers and developers also acting as entrepreneurs — this startup has taken the other route, the one espoused also by the likes of Uber and Airbnb.
Growth parameters of engineered yeast strains.
Relative phospholipid concentration of engineered yeast strains.
Novel physicochemistries of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) offer considerable commercial potential for new products and processes, but also the possibility of unforeseen and negative consequences upon ENM release into the environment.
They are not, under any circumstance, supposed to engineer black American death, destruction and suffering and never reckon with the consequences of their engineering.
Take an economy skewed to the top, low wages and missing jobs, predatory interest rates on college loans: these are politically engineered consequences of government of, by, and for the one percent.
