Sentence examples for gm technologies from inspiring English sources

GM technologies have consistently under-performed, despite claims from the biotech industry.

But that doesn't equate to a rubber stamp for all GM technologies.

After a slow start, opposition to GM technologies is taking off in the US.

I don't think we should embrace the suite of GM technologies, because that implies unquestioningly accepting them with open arms.

Recombinant proteins have been made for decades using GM technologies – it started with GM bacterium E coli, which was used to make human insulin.

Similarly, there are well informed people on the anti-side, and plenty of people in the middle who are concerned about some kinds of GM technologies but positive about others.

Nevertheless, future prospects for both genetically modified (GM) and non-GM technologies to modify plant cell wall composition and structure remain bright, and will undoubtedly find applications beyond the current focus on human health and biofuel production.

To date, there has been almost no application of genetically modified (GM) technology in commercial winemaking (Chambers and Pretorius 2010; Pretorius et al. 2012); therefore, non-GM strategies to develop flavour-active yeast are required.

In the strongest attack yet on the anti-GM lobby Mr Paterson told The Independent that NGOs such as Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth that oppose GM technology were "casting a dark shadow over attempts to feed the world".

Currently that means genetic modification (GM), but it could soon mean the application of one or more of what might be called 'post-GM' technologies (Halford, 2012).

For example, the drought tolerant trait in the recently marketed new "water-optimized" GM maize varieties of Syngentah has been achieved through, as the company states, its non-GM technology called "Gene Association Mapping".