Sentence examples for engineered improvements from inspiring English sources

They both had strong records on labour support, with Hoover having opposed intervention in labour disputes and Smith having engineered improvements to conditions for city workers in New York City.

However, this comparison used initial and less effective CRISPR activators and not the most enhanced genetically engineered improvements [ 84, 87] that are described below.

Furthermore, the dynamic model was used to predict how engineered improvements to the S. stipitis xylose transport system could improve co-culture ethanol production.

More than half a century since she first engineered improvements to the conditions of the chimpanzees at London Zoo, Goodall is still fighting hard on behalf of captive chimps too.

There is no climax, only, perhaps, a painfully engineered improvement in a family's circumstances or a reluctant acceptance that a child has no future at home.

That's why we have continued to engineer improvements to the internal combustion engine.

Why settle for the likelihood of normal functioning if one could safely engineer improvements in functioning?

If we better understand the structure-function relationship of the enzyme, we might be able to engineer improvements.

A fuller understanding of the role of GA during grain development is required to engineer improvements in this trait in modern wheat varieties.

Last season's 16th-place finish was disappointing and Pardew, Llambias and Carr faced convincing Ashley that they could re-engineer improvement but instead the fans now fear a Cockney mafia-style mess returning.

Yet the overall PISA data reveals that plenty of countries in which large numbers of people are poor have managed to engineer significant improvements.