Sentence examples for genetically modified ones from inspiring English sources

The American Seed Trade Association maintains that with genetically modified crops now widely grown, it is virtually impossible to ensure that a bag of non-modified seeds does not have a few genetically modified ones mixed in.

From their lab tests on mice (not just any old mice, genetically modified ones) they conclude that when olive oil and vegetables are eaten together, they form nitro fatty acids that help lower blood pressure – a risk factor for heart disease – by blocking the enzyme epoxide hydrolase.

One idea is to plant a small area of traditional crops near fields of genetically modified ones.

With these it has been shown that several growing conditions can be separated based on their transcriptome pattern, such as location, year of harvest and agricultural input system, but also different cultivars of the same crop species, including genetically modified ones.

But the same question that applies to all animal testing applies especially to the genetically modified ones: are they a good enough model?

The F1-ATPase used here was a genetically modified one having 6 His-tags at the bottom of α3β3-subunits (stator of motor), whereas at the top of the γ-subunit (rotor of motor) was biotinylated to have a single biotin molecule.

If one wants to pursue GMOs (genetically modified organisms) one can freely do so, but without hiding that it's a way to make more profits" given that "a more just system of distribution and not the manufacturing of genetically modified foods is the key to addressing the problem".

We illustrate the seven step procedure for formal expert elicitation using examples from three existing expert elicitation studies in the field of environmental health research: one on ultrafine particle exposure [ 34], one on genetically modified crops [ 35] and one on Campylobacter transmission [ 36].

The North Dakota bill, which would impose a two-year moratorium on growing genetically modified wheat, is one of more than 40 state bills introduced this year.

The North Dakota bill, which would impose a two-year moratorium on growing genetically modified wheat, is one of more than 40 state bills introduced this year that would regulate biotech crops or the labeling of foods made using genetic engineering.

In case of genetically modified ('transgenic') crops, one of the main foci is on developing cultivars tolerant not only to biotic but also to various abiotic stresses (Bhatnagar-Mathur et al. 2008; Ashraf 2010).