Sentence examples for drastically engineered from inspiring English sources

The wildlife-rich coastal wetlands of Louisiana, sliced up and drastically engineered for oil and gas exploration, shipping and flood control, have lost an area larger than Delaware since 1930.

"This Is England", much like the rest of the album that came out later that year, had been drastically re-engineered by Rhodes, with synths and football-style chants added to Strummer's incomplete recordings.

This engineered double layer drastically reduces viscous drift of the VHB tape during cyclic stretching.

However, addition of an engineered protease site could drastically change the expression and solubility properties.

These findings indicate an unused tuning potential that might also be applicable in engineered biofiltration systems with drastically reduced hydraulic retention times for an enhanced mitigation of TOrCs during wastewater treatment.

The word "Friend" is being engineered to mean something drastically different -- much like food that is being genetically engineered to alter its basic properties.

Invasion of non-native species can drastically affect the community composition and diversity of engineered and natural ecosystems, biofilms included.

We see clear application of these low-cost genetically engineered microbial soil cocktails that have the potential to drastically improve soil health and composition.  .

Inspired by the crystal structure of the complex of sgRNA-SpCas9 bound to target DNA, several variants of SpCas9 have recently been engineered, either with novel protospacer adjacent motifs (PAMs) or with drastically reduced off-targets.

One common feature of engineered hydrogels made from natural components is a high swelling ratio that drastically weakens the mechanical strength during tissue regeneration.

Implementation of engineered nanoparticles as efficient catalysts for the degradation of hazardous dyes is being explored drastically.