Sentence examples for focused on manipulation from inspiring English sources

We therefore focused on manipulation of both endogenous and heterologous FT genes to develop a floral induction system where flowering would be inhibited until it was induced on demand.

These results might pave the way for new therapeutic approaches focused on manipulation for CD3-mediated signal transduction to favour expansion of large numbers of γδ T cells, with desired effector functions such as cytotoxicity.

There is less of a sci-fi harshness, but at the same time the choreography looks simpler, more focused on manipulations of existing bodies by partners than dislocating the body into unknown parameters, as in the other two pieces.

Although there has been a fair amount of research undertaken studying the effects of questionnaire length on response rates, most of it has focused on manipulations in length at the higher end of the spectrum (viz. longer than four pages).

Many investigations have focused on manipulations of bottom-up stimulus properties in order to dissociate cortical areas critical for the processing of speech versus well-controlled nonspeech sounds (e.g., Binder et al. 2000).

One alternative approach focuses on manipulations of mitochondria and energy metabolism, both of which are altered in the brains of AD patients (Swerdlow, 2014).

Previous reviews and meta-analyses of spinal manipulation for low back pain have not specifically addressed OMT and generally have focused on spinal manipulation as an alternative to conventional treatment.

As expected, SEO agencies that focused on link manipulation through "black hat" techniques and keyword-focused methods of SEO are going out of business.

The workshop focussed on learning the cervical upslope manipulation technique, described previously [ 19- 21].

Most of the public attention relating to Crispr has focused on the manipulation of human embryos, first carried out in China last year, and now approved for use in the UK.

"They focus on safety and soundness of the banks, which ultimately means they are not particularly focused on market manipulation," said Sheila C. Bair, the former chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, another regulator.