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The edited cells are returned in the hope of creating a population of HIV-resistant T-cells that can fight the virus.
The GA starts by creating a population of several individuals.
Although ENAs are created everywhere in the solar wind LISM interaction region, ENAs produced in the IHS easily propagate into the VLISM before charge exchange occurs, creating a population of PUIs there.
The negative dipole of this interlayer species is attracted to the structural hydroxyl group of hectorite which rests at the bottom of each cavity (Fig. 4), creating a population of water molecules with their dipole moments pointing away from the mineral surface.
Our government is creating a population of war-torn addicts who will limp through the rest of their lives with the debilitating stigmata of drug and alcohol addiction; chronic pain; and the erosive effects of PTSD.
The entire evolutionary process was repeated 20 times to further avoid bias from local optima trapping, creating a population of codon subsets improved in prediction of expression.
This ridiculous idea that all education must be fun only will create a population of users rather than creators.
Instead, widespread population-based screening has created a population of over-diagnosed breast cancer "survivors" without actually saving the lives of many of those same women.
The articulated goal should not simply be to create a population of poor people who are thin, but to create a population of poor people who are less poor.
But they have created public ire and international criticism over forced abortions, and have created a population of 1.34 billion, according to a 2010 census, that is aging relatively rapidly, even before China establishes a firm foothold in prosperity.
Essential to the trustees' utopian plan was a tightly structured settlement system designed to create a population of yeoman farmers living in compact villages and towns and cultivating outlying garden and small farm tracts.
