Sentence examples for engineered so as to from inspiring English sources
Dr. Schöler said that oocytes made by his method could be genetically engineered so as to be inviable in the womb but still useful for therapeutic cloning, a procedure that might allay some objections to therapeutic cloning.
The protein appears engineered so as to polarize water molecules inside the channel cavity.
In the two-hybrid system a host organism, typically yeast or bacteria, is engineered so as to contain three components.
In this work, the RSL is engineered so as to achieve an actual throughput of 30 Mbps, indicating a theoretical throughput of 50 Mbps is required.
Such protein complexes contain subunit proteins which are genetically engineered so as to include multiple-histidine tags at carboxyl- or amino-termini.
The yeast farnesyl diphosphate synthase (FPPS) gene was engineered so as to construct allelic forms giving various activities of the enzyme.
Thus, this study aims to explore the DfS KAP of C&S engineers so as to guide further research in measuring and improving DfS KAP of designers.
Based on these findings, we suggest that human IgG mAbs that target β2M for cancer immunotherapy be selected or engineered so as not to activate complement, thus eliminating the potential adverse effects of complement-mediated lysis of normal cells.
But the F-Type has been engineered so as not to suffer from the kind of mechanical problems that famously plagued the E. The F-Type, like the X-Type, is meant to compete with Porsche, BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz for buyers in the all-important entry-level luxury category (around $30K-$30K-$40Ke dans), arenaena Jaguar hasn't fought in for decades.
The goal, as Prof Shepherd explained in the Guardian in April, was to investigate theories of "intervening directly to engineer the climate system, so as to moderate the rise of temperature" and to "separate the real science from the science fiction".
Following principles of the embodied design framework, we build tools whose operatory function is engineered specifically so as to demand, and therefore cultivate, the development of particular sensorimotor schemes as a condition for masterful control of the environment in accord with task demands.
