Sentence examples for engineering allows us from inspiring English sources
Advancement of cell engineering allows us to use stem cells and living skin equivalents.
Crystal engineering allows us to predict and control the packing of molecular building units in solid state, which has been attracting much attention due to its exploitation for the synthesis of crystalline materials with novel structures and promising properties.
In these structures band engineering allows us to improve the hole confinement in the Mn layer, and therefore to enhance the Mn Mn ferromagnetic coupling over that of (Ga,Mn As/GaAs heterostructures.
Phenotypic engineering allows us to study the relationships and trade-offs between these factors by experimentally manipulating hormone levels and assessing the effects on phenotype and fitness at the level of the whole organism.
If our failure to cut emissions is a result of the power of corporate interests, the fetish for economic growth and the comfortable conservatism of a consumer society, then resorting to climate engineering allows us to avoid facing up to social dysfunction, at least for as long as it works.
Careful interface engineering allows us to realize diodes showing rectification and light emission from the entire surface of the heterojunction.
Crystal engineering allowed us to obtain well diffracting crystals so that all ZnF Ran complex structures are refined to high resolution.
But imagine a far more extreme transformation, in which advances in information technology, biology and engineering allow us to move much of health care out of hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices, and into our everyday lives.
Enzyme immobilization and reaction engineering allowed us obtaining the best immobilization protocol and reaction conditions to achieve high activity and enantioselectivty of CRL as heterogeneous catalyst.
Advances in genetic engineering allow us to recapitulate human mutations in mice, and increasingly in rat.
Testing hypothetical strategies by engineering allowed us to look for their phenotypic signatures, such as the increased expression of hydrolytic enzymes, in evolved populations.
