Sentence examples for engineered to turn from inspiring English sources

The plasmid is engineered to turn off adaptive immunity to proinsulin.

If microbes can be engineered to turn nearly every carbon atom they eat into recoverable fuel, they could help the world achieve a more carbon-neutral transportation fuel that would reduce the pollution now contributing to global climate change.

M. tuberculosis within macrophages were engineered to turn yellow-green when they eat cholesterol, left, and remain red when infected cells are treated with a compound that blocks bacterial cholesterol metabolism, thereby starving the pathogen, right.

The chemical company DuPont already uses a strain of E. coli that has been genetically engineered to turn corn syrup into trimethylene glycol, a solvent that is used in the production of plastics and antifreeze.

He proposes the industrial-scale culturing (biomanufacturing, as he describes it, rather than farming) of single-celled algae that have been genetically engineered to turn out fuel-ready hydrocarbons.

Using an imaging system they designed, Andrew Leifer, a Lewis-Sigler Fellow, and Joshua Shaevitz, an associate professor of physics and the Lewis-Sigler Instheute for Integractivitynofics, measured the activity of 78 of the worm brain's 125-plus neurons, which they engineered to turn green when active.

The next generation of aircraft will include engines that are permanently connected to the Data Centre, allowing engineers to turn the dial up or down on the data transmitted in-flight or even deploy a new analytic across the whole fleet in seconds.

When the water was cut off, she would bribe an engineer to turn it back on.

Those dangers had forced engineers to turn off all the water in the building, he said.

At Google, I am working with a world-class team of engineers to turn science fiction into reality.

Bosses pressured engineers to turn in impossible cost and schedule estimates, former construction manager Kelli Williams and Wingo both recounted.