Sentence examples for keep the engineered from inspiring English sources

A key problem, however, is how to keep the engineered tissue alive after implantation.

But rather than creating superbugs, the scientists found themselves struggling to keep the engineered bacteria from dying as the more robust naturally occurring bacteria crowded them out.

The challenges include (1) developing functional polymers, (2) exploring more sources of human cells, and (3) finding ways to keep the engineered construct viable in vitro and in vivo.

An extraordinary 11th-hour intervention by the business secretary into the £8.1 billion hostile bid for GKN has prompted Melrose to make a string of commitments to keep the engineer British.

So to keep the engineer supply replenished and to avoid big layoffs and strikes, the firemen, minus their strenuous stoking duties, were simply kept on by a union-and-management détente until such time as the firemen could all be absorbed.

Such problems will keep the engineers busy for years.

An incompetent product manager can keep the engineers chasing shadows as they are "asked" (aka forced) to build and rebuild to keep up with priorities that may shift on a whim.

Mr. Cole of Simplot said growers would have to keep the genetically engineered potatoes separate from others and out of exports at least for now.

Making a train that big and heavy keeps the engineers busy dealing with problems ranging from wheels that crack to engines that burst.

I suppose this is a good thing, because it keeps the engineers busy, but I had a frightening thought.

Joe Clark, the Metropolitan Opera's technical director, not only makes the trains run on time but also builds them, lays the tracks, devises the schedules, shovels the coal and keeps the engineers in chaw.