Sentence examples for engineered to trigger from inspiring English sources
Trump's personalization of the conflict has introduced a new playbook that seems almost perfectly engineered to trigger Kim's paranoia and animosity.
Trump seems to enjoy provoking Kim, a dangerous and easily provoked young man, uttering the sort of thing, as Evan Osnos wrote on Sunday, "perfectly engineered to trigger Kim's paranoia and animosity".
Conversely, in host-induced gene silencing (HIGS), diverse plants are engineered to trigger RNAi against pathogens and pests to confer host resistance.
And he's not alone, for a fair number of the speeches on night three of the DNC were either peppered with dad jokes, or engineered to trigger dad jokes about dad jokes.
Jerry Kang, UCLA's vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion, criticized them as "thuggish intimidation" and accused the effort of promoting "guilt by association, of using blacklists, of ethnic slander and sensationalized images engineered to trigger racially tinged fear".
Conditional met-transgenic mice, namely Rosa26 LacZ−stop−Met, have been engineered to trigger increased Met signalling in a temporal and tissue-specific regulated manner.
His team's latest approach differs from other cancer cell transplantation therapies which harvest tumor cells and then genetically engineer them to trigger immune responses once they are transplanted back into the patient's body in that the new cryogel vaccine's properties are used to evoke the immune response in a far simpler and more economical way.
Several lines of experimental data have shown that tumour cells engineered to release a cytokine trigger a strong inflammatory reaction, which results in acute tumour destruction and induction of tumour-specific immune memory [ 8].
RNA and DNA molecules can be engineered to function as molecular switches that trigger catalytic events when a specific target molecule becomes bound.
Whole cell biosensors, which have been genetically engineered to respond to environmental stress, trigger a sequence of processes, which leads to generation of electrical current.
The bacteria were engineered to produce two yeast prion proteins one of which spontaneously formed aggregates that were needed to trigger the conversion of the other to its prion form.
