Sentence examples for have now devised from inspiring English sources
Whitehead Institute and MIT chemical engineers and biologists have now devised a way to dramatically boost isobutanol production in yeast, which naturally make it in small amounts.
But mathematicians and computer scientists have now devised methods for determining whether additional genes beyond those already identified are likely to be related to a complex-gene disorder.
MIT biological engineers have now devised a new toxicity test that can measure chemical effects on cell survival with much greater sensitivity than some of the most popular tests used today.
MIT engineers have now devised a way to measure oxygen levels of these cells over long periods of time in living animals, which should help them predict which implants will be most effective.
Two Australian physicists — brothers and lifelong cricket fans — have now devised equations based on Newton's second law of motion that they say explain the influence of wind on balls that are spinning in arbitrary directions.
The space these arrays occupy could often be used for other purposes.Two researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have now devised a better and more compact way of laying out arrays of mirrors.
Shostakovich dutifully completed it, and Orion's artistic director Toby Purser has now devised an orchestral suite from it.
He has now devised an improved design, called CAESAR ("clean and environmentally safe advanced reactor") that is even more counterintuitive.
The company, Status People, has now devised a software tool that divides followers into the fake, the inactive and the good.
Adrian Wyatt of the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom has now devised a clever way to do so.
The CEP has now devised a balanced mix of evidence-based programmes that would provide 140 hours of the curriculum in secondary schools, and the Centre will be piloting it over a 5 year period27.
