The technologies we selected are either engineered with the best available existing components or are the most promising emerging technologies believed to be producible on a large scale in the near future.
Most of the electric models they present today are either engineered to fail (limited range, exorbitant battery replacement prices, impractical design) or they are mere exhibition models, never to find their way to a production line.
Such structures are relatively rare in cytoplasmic proteins: most examples in the PDB are either engineered peptides, extensions of larger domains such as tetrameric membrane-associated receptors, or occur within a single polypeptide (and so are not oligomerisation domains).
This review highlights the progress in creating attenuated genetically engineered HSV-1 mutants that are either replication competent (viral non-essential gene deleted) or replication defective (viral essential gene deleted).
Regulation is generally light thanks to weak governance; engineers can try things out that are either prohibited or prohibitively bureaucratic elsewhere.
Members of the creative class possess creative capital and they fall into one of two possible groups---they are either artists or engineers.
Most of my family are either doctors or engineers, and you can't blame a parent for wanting that, because they just want a stable job for their children.
Biosensors are either natural or engineered microorganisms, typically bacteria, producing a detectable signal encoded by a reporter gene, upon activation of a promoter gene induced by specific stimuli.
The results in Figure 2 show that the amount of soluble protein produced by the Gene Composer engineered genes for all three targets are either equal to or greatly improved over the level of protein expressed from the native gene.
Therefore, it is noteworthy in the climate of genetically modified foods that are either bred or engineered that bountiful yields of certain grains in the crop industry rely on serpin expression [ 233, 234], which may have implications for PAR regulation in the gut [ 235– 235].
