Sentence examples for intended manipulation from inspiring English sources

Genetics or genetic constitution, including any spontaneous genetic alteration or intended manipulation, comprises the nature of the individual (or genetically identical individuals), and environmental and experiential factors, including infectious agents, comprise their nurture.

To ensure that our small and large categories reflected our intended manipulation, we selected the 14 nonwords rated as smallest (M = 31.17, SD = 4.77) and 14 nonwords rated as largest (M = 58.77, SD = 5.43) in Experiment 1A.

It may be that the more an intervention moves from the confines of tightly controlled laboratory sessions, the more the individual variation in adherence to the intended manipulation and, thus, the smaller any between-groups effects will become.

This is vital in order to avoid the non-transparent framing of risk and benefit information, and the associated consequences of unintended or intended manipulation of risk information [ 11, 12].

If everyone read everything then presentation order would not matter, or would not matter in the way that was intended by manipulation.

Responding to that comment, a lawyer for El Paso, William S. Scherman, said the judge had not yet heard the company's argument on why the documents do not suggest manipulation, and he said he was confident that the judge would ultimately conclude the company did not intend any manipulation.

More than half of biotechnological products being developed intend some manipulation of the immune system.

The opposition said that the changes were political manipulation intended to allow the ruling party and the president to mass resources for a joint campaign, and that they would leave Parliament illegitimate when its original term ended in the spring.

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 gave the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the authority to seek a civil penalty of up to $1 million for each day in which there was a violation of the rules intended to prevent manipulation of the energy market.

But some government critics say the investigation, which is led by pro-government forces within the judiciary, has become a tool of political manipulation intended to punish a wide range of vocal critics of the government.

Barclays is the latest bank to experience the growing assertiveness of the commission, which has the authority to seek a penalty of up to $1 million for each day in which there is a violation of the rules intended to prevent manipulation of the energy market.