Sentence examples for lately modified from inspiring English sources

Still, he says, he has lately modified his message, giving more recognition to the role of volition in addiction.

The F.D.A. has been wary of genetically modified medicines lately.

In looking for the answer to the question of producing spider silk in sufficient quantities, we have lately turned to genetically modified spider-goats – no less fantastical but certainly real.

If plants and politics seem to be entwined lately, what with genetically modified food, the payment of coffee-bean pickers, deforestation and drugs, a stroll through "Paradise in Print" at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx is a reminder that plants have long played a major role in the human story.

I DON'T know much about game theory, but I've been thinking lately about strategy in a modified version of chess.

Since kinetic resolutions merely enable a maximum yield of 50%%, lately the application of a modified hydantoinase process was proposed (Fig. 1b) (Engel et al. 2014).

Although Wonga has not made many headlines lately for its loans — it modified practices after having to write down 330,000 bad loans in 2014, scrutiny from regulators, and subsequently divesting other assets and laying off employees as part of its restructure — it seems that its name and brand are still not one that people want to wave around.

There have been a few mentions lately on our feed readers of genetically modified foods making a bit of a PR push. A. If we put more land under cultivation to feed the world's growing population, we're going to pull down the remaining forests.

Genetically modified, maybe.

Nothing modified or accessorized.

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