Sentence examples for even to construct from inspiring English sources

Pioneer experimental studies in construction of genetic networks to manipulate protein levels or even to construct gene circuits with repressor functions have been carried out [ 1- 9].

Over erasure channels, DE becomes one-dimensional, and it allows to analyze and even to construct capacity-achieving codes [20].

As a defense mechanism, they offer an opportunity to generate virus-resistant strains or even to construct strains refractory to the acquisition of specific genes.

How could all of this information enrich your microarray data analysis to make conclusions, to formulate hypotheses or even to construct new models from them?

It was going to take the entire evening to construct this newest affront of the ruling Chinese regime and thousands of people were going to spend the night watching.

You can't even begin to construct Malcolm's life before deconstructing his autobiography".

A fiscal straitjacket, necessarily, involves some mechanism for raising taxes; since that was always going to be anathema to the Republicans, there was no point even trying to construct one.

While the summit meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday marked a major step toward greater fiscal union among the core countries, the architecture will take months, even years, to construct.

On Teen Dream they use simple elements – spectral piano, shimmery organ, steady percussion, pedal steel, and languorous female vocals that have been compared to Hope Sandoval, even Nico – to construct a series of hauntingly beautiful mini-epics notable for their spacious sound and narcotic wooziness.

If, he writes, "McMansion suburbia is on the far side of the bell curve, it ultimately becomes even harder to construct new 'urbanized' developments than it already is because the people who own those McMansions will have an obvious incentive to fight tooth and nail to protect their equity.

As Linda Colley, historian of Britishness, noted, in 2012 a Conservative-led government has not even tried to construct a royal narrative for our times, let alone in the romantic way that Churchillian Tories evoked the New Elizabethans in the Britain of 1952, still on food rationing but cautiously optimistic.