Sentence examples for engineered to decrease from inspiring English sources
In this study, the maltogenic amylase from Bacillus stearothermophilus was engineered to decrease its transglycosylation activity with the expectation that this would enhance maltose production.
In an effort to devise a safer and effective pertussis acelullar vaccine, outer membrane vesicles (OMVs) were engineered to decrease their endotoxicity.
The respiration chain was then engineered to decrease the maintenance metabolism of recombinant B. subtilis by deleting cydB and cydC, genes encoding cytochrome bd ubiquinol oxidase (subunit II) and ATP-binding protein for the expression of cytochrome bd, respectively.
SbAvd-1 was further engineered to decrease biotin binding and to improve steroid specificity.
The steroid-binding protein sbAvd-1 was characterized and further engineered to decrease cross-reactivity towards other molecules, especially towards Avd's natural ligand biotin.
An example of a synthetic system with a product-dependent feedback loop is the mammalian circuit engineered to decrease and stabilize blood urate concentration.
To further trim raw material costs, which eat up 50% of revenue, he worked with engineers to decrease the standard half-liter bottle weight from 23 grams to 12 grams (nearest competitor Crystal Geyser has one weighing 14 grams).
The two most useful cameleon-type indicators engineered to have decreased Ca2+ affinity are D1ER [ 11] and D4cpv [ 12].
The sensitivity to oxidative insults induced by rotenone, 6-hydroxydopamine and hydrogen peroxide of transfected human neuroblastoma cells that were engineered to have increased or decreased DJ-1 levels was also examined.
Additional scaffolds have been engineered to reduce excessive fibrosis and decrease time to incorporation of the implant [123].
Whereas WAS patients and mice that lack WASP have modest deficits of T cells [18], [32], mice engineered to express waspΔVCA have profoundly decreased numbers of peripheral T cells and severely decreased thymic cellularity with 12-16% of the normal number of thymocytes [33].
