Sentence examples for involved in modifying from inspiring English sources

It will then be possible to consider the factors and theories involved in modifying a person's experience and understanding.

My research group is involved in modifying fiber surface topography and chemistry to control their adhesion to different resins.

Tawfik and Griffiths have already successfully used their IVC technology for test-tube evolution of proteins, but largely for enzymes involved in modifying DNA.

TCAB1 associates with active telomerase enzyme, established telomerase components, and small Cajal body RNAs that are involved in modifying splicing RNAs.

We identify an additional four susceptibility loci: 11q23.3 CaDmetastasissuppressorpressor gene involved in modifying tumour interaction with cell-mediated immunity; 2p22.3; 7p21.1 AHR, the dioxin receptor involved in anti-apoptotic pathways and melanoma progression; and 9q34.3 SEC16a, a putative oncogene with roles in secretion and cellular proliferation.

Another possibility is that MABP-1 is involved in modifying the structure of the antibiotic (Blair et al., 2015).

And TCSC directly involves in modifying the reactance of the line as a capacitive or inductive compensation to improve the power transfer capability of the line as shown in Fig. 3.

This new strategy could help plant biologists to overcome the difficulties involved in genetically modifying plants, which is now a complex, time-consuming process that has to be customized to the specific plant species that is being altered.

The technology and processes involved in genetically modifying cells is reviewed, and recent experience from early phase clinical trials summarized, including anticipated and unanticipated adverse effects.

In a previous study, we constructed an ATP/ADP-balanced chimeric Embden-Meyerhof (EM) pathway by swapping the enzyme couple of GAP dehydrogenase and phosphoglycerate kinase in the bacterial/eukaryotic EM pathway with the non-phosphorylating GAP dehydrogenase (GAPNTk) involved in the modified EM pathway of a hyperthermophilic archaeon, Thermococcus kodakarensis[5].

SBML is "a machine-readable format for representing models, oriented towards describing systems where biological entities are involved in, and modified by, processes that occur over time" [ 29].