Sentence examples for lack engineered from inspiring English sources
The synthetic biology community does not lack engineered biological parts or experimental tools to identify and characterize these contextual effects; hence, the field is ready to systematically address these issues and improve predictability in the design of biological systems.
This is mainly due to lack of engineered design and the absence of data on mechanical properties of the meshes used as collecting surface.
The growth rate of tumor cells in the 3D environment reflects in vivo tumor growth better than that in the 2D environment· Static 3D cell culture techniques lack the engineered microvessels necessary to closely mimic the in vivo 3D microenvironment.
I want her to say nothing about the engineered lack of healthy choices facing both Palestinians and poor black children in Mississippi.
But some farmers and millers now say that the lack of genetically engineered wheat has made growing the grain less attractive than growing corn or soybeans.
Subsequently mice lacking Tas1r3 were engineered and confirmed to display decreased sucrose preference [ 33].
When flies that lacked spectrin were engineered to reduce this tension, these flies developed normal sized organs.
Despite its apparent importance in hydrogen peroxide removal, humans with genetic deficiency of catalase — "acatalasemia" — or mice genetically engineered to lack catalase completely, suffer few ill effects.
Although the sustainable methodologies have been widely accepted by hydraulic engineers in Taiwan, lack of engineer-friendly evaluation indices or methods hindered the further progress of river ecological engineering projects.
Employing the aforementioned luciferase assay in HEK293T cells engineered to lack FGFR1 gene (Fig. 1C) or L6 cells lacking any endogenous FGFR (Fig. 1D), we found bFKB1 induced luciferase activity only when cells expressed both FGFR1c and KLB.
He worked with mice that had been engineered to lack the substance, expecting to find problems with their bones.
