Sentence examples for engineered to replace from inspiring English sources

(In an unfortunate irony, hydrofluorocarbons, which, molecule for molecule, trap far more heat than CO2, were specifically engineered to replace ozone-depleting CFCs).

Inhibition of AEP activity slows invariant chain processing and hinders the expression of an antigenic peptide engineered to replace the groove binding region of Ii (CLIP).

Whereas SOX17 has been engineered to replace SOX2 in the pluripotency circuitry, all generated SOX2 mutants have failed to act like SOX17.

After the Waterless Flood pandemic, a group of surviving humans must combat the brutal Painballers on a planet populated by feral pigoons and man-made species including the gentle Children of Crake, who have been engineered to replace mankind.

De Grey would treat it primarily by the introduction of growth factors to stimulate cell division or by periodic transfusion of stem cells specifically engineered to replace the types that have been lost.

Co-expression of secretory forms of TNSALP (W) and TNSALP (A116T), which are engineered to replace the C-terminal GPI anchor with a tag sequence (his-tag or flag-tag), resulted in the release of heteromeric complexes consisting of TNSALP (W -his and TNSALP (A116T)-flag.

This derivative was then re-engineered to replace the gfp CDS with that of the wild type, exactly regenerating the original F. graminearum genome.

The CA-probes were recently re-engineered to replace the covalently attached small-molecule fluorophore with a red FP.

In appointing Nadella, an engineer, to replace him, Microsoft appears to be conceding that the critics had a point.

Consequently guesswork was reduced, enabling engineers to replace the plane's bulky, all-hydraulic backup circuit with a decentralized fluid-power generation system.

Mr. Murphy's transportation commissioner, Dianne Gutiemphasizedcethat empherized team had team had only had 213 days to cope with "almost a decade of neglect". She said they had inherited an agency so dysfunctional that it had not maintained enough spare parts to repair trains and had not trained enough engineers to replace those who retired or left for other jobs.