Sentence examples for engineers to mimic from inspiring English sources
Recent developments in molecular biology - PCR and DNA shuffling, for example - allow protein engineers to mimic natural evolution so that they can 'evolve,' improve, or generate new enzymes.
Now companies are developing potentially simpler knee patches: small, off-the-shelf plugs engineered to mimic the composition of human bone and cartilage.
Elizabeta Gjoneska of the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and her colleagues studied mice which had been genetically engineered to mimic human Alzheimer's.
And it doesn't fully describe Lindstrøm's productions, which tend to be spacey in a neurological rather than cosmological sense: his music is engineered to mimic — or cause — the sensation of pleasurable discombobulation commonly associated with late-night dance floors.
RGTA comprise biopolymers engineered to mimic the structural and functional properties of heparan sulfates.
The rings are engineered to mimic the structure and function of the six layers of human cortical brain tissue.
RGTA® are biodegradable polymers engineered to mimic heparan-sulfate in the extracellular matrix of damaged tissue.
In combination with the state-of-the-art genome editing tools, organoids can be further engineered to mimic disease-relevant genetic and epigenetic status of a patient.
The P23H transgenic rat was engineered to mimic a human form of retinal degeneration caused by a mutation in rhodopsin.
These RLNs were engineered to mimic the configuration and properties of natural lipoproteins for efficient drug delivery.
