Sentence examples for modified apples from inspiring English sources

" How can you be sure?" "He knows because genetically modified apples don't exist," I said.

Allen said he worried that genetically modified apples might topple the already struggling North American apple-export market.

On Thursday's show, Oz discussed a report on a genetically modified apple that aired earlier this month.

Intrexon has also acquired the company that developed a recently approved genetically modified apple resistant to browning and a British company working on genetically modified insects, such as mosquitoes that might be tested in the Florida Keys as a way to prevent dengue fever.

Adding a genetically modified apple to the mix could be the final bullet to the already floundering apple-export industry.

Along that same alley, there is also a project underway to genetically modify apples to vaccinate against certain viruses, particularly one commonly responsible for pneumonia.

Researchers are working on genetically modifying apples to be resistant to bacteria, potentially saving farmers tens of millions each year, and making them significantly cheaper for consumers--the apples would be otherwise unchanged, the same as average apples.

Three eyes were prepared using a modified Miyake-Apple method as follows [ 25– 27].

The study showed that apple texture perception can be modified by the apple odorant extract.

The agency had opened its 60-day public comment period on the trees modified to produce "Arctic apples" that did not brown.

MIR has been applied to the detection of microbial spoilage of meat [ 18], classification of modified starches [ 19], apple juice [ 20], and the determination of fungal contamination in numerous foodstuffs.