Sentence examples for developed a virus from inspiring English sources
Clinton, who has traveled to more countries than any previous secretary of state, developed a virus after returning from a trip to Europe.
According to an indictment (via Courthouse News Service), the two co-ed hackers developed a virus to infect the computers of fellow students and administrators.
A collaboration with UCSF researchers Joseph DeRisi and Donald Ganem, who had developed a virus discovery microarray called the ViroChip, then turned up XMRV.
Building on this work, Yehoash Raphael of the University of Michigan and his colleagues developed a virus containing a developmental gene, called Atoh1, that induces the differentiation of hair cells.
Researchers have developed a virus-resistant version of the starchy root vegetable, which is now being tested in field trials.
Scientists in Canada and Scotland have developed a virus-free method for generating embryonic-like stem cells that does not involve destroying embryos.
Researchers at NCI and Johns Hopkins have developed a virus-like particle vaccine with promising initial results (9, 10 ).
However, Collins says that because of the increasing speed and falling price of DNA-sequencing and synthesis technologies, it would not be difficult to develop a virus tailored to each kind of biofilm.
Since then, he and his colleagues have modified the sequences of influenza viruses to bind to a natural microRNA expressed in humans and mice, in essence developing a virus that's knocked down by the body's natural microRNA.
"It was assumed, however, that it wasn't possible to develop a virus that could attack WiFi networks, but we demonstrated that this is possible and that it can spread quickly". The team is now using the data from the research to figure out new techniques for security programs to use to identify when an attack is likely.
Here we focus on chemical techniques to develop a virus concentration method suited to marine virus research applications, by adapting flocculation based wastewater treatment techniques.
