Sentence examples for make specific changes from inspiring English sources

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00471.001 The ability to make specific changes to DNA such as changing, inserting or deleting sequences that encode proteins allows researchers to engineer cells, tissues and organisms for therapeutic and practical applications.

The ability to make specific changes and additions to crop genomes presents an enormous opportunity for improving the quality and nutritional value of the food we eat.

Justice Department lawyers had challenged Judge Lamberth's ruling, saying he did not have the power to order the government to make specific changes or to provide a full accounting of how much money the Indians should have.

Monitoring customers' borrowing situations and offering assistance or referring someone to the free debt advice sector is surely helpful to everyone involved, but on the proviso that customers are not being compelled to make specific changes.

"It is unthinkable that after being advised to make specific changes to enhance our application, the legislative leaders could not come to an agreement on legislation that would have significantly increased our competitiveness," the joint statement from the mayor and governor said.

The one positive thing about the settlement: Facebook managed to avoid  promising to make specific changes to how it powers ad targeting with user biographic, interest, and activity data.

Until now, scientists have improved natural proteins by making specific changes to them, a process called protein engineering.

With a conditional veto, a bill is rejected unless the Legislature makes specific changes demanded by the governor, or overrides the veto.

She made specific changes to the form officers fill out when recording a stop, and ordered a year-long pilot program of body-worn cameras in one precinct per borough where the most stops occur.

But in Kenya, from our partnership with Orange and Equity Bank, we've made specific changes to the way a formal group account works that VSLA members will be able to relate to from their informal savings practices, making the transition to formal banking for them easier.

Mr Grayling also denied he or any other ministers had made specific changes about the availability of books in prisons.