Sentence examples for modified the common from inspiring English sources

Chen figured that he could speed up the process if he modified the common bacterium Escherichia coli to put OPH on its cell surface, so the enzyme wouldn't need to be purified.

We modified the common signal model suitably to enable a subcarrier-wise SDMA equalization followed by a user-specific CFO compensation, yielding a simple equalization process ready to be applied in practice.

New work on cyanobacteria, algae, fungi and marine proteobacteria is revealing how evolution has modified the common design of these proteins to produce a remarkably rich diversity in their signaling biochemistry.

The aim of this paper is to show how GOMA, and particularly the Ecosystem Integration and Assessment Priority Issue Team, in its attempt to apply ecosystem approaches to manage marine resources, modified the common organizational scheme by implementing partnerships at various governmental (federal, state, local) and nongovernmental levels.

In this report, we modified the common recombinant adenovirus serotype 5-based Ebola vaccine expressing the wild-type ZEBOV glycoprotein sequence from a CMV promoter (Ad-CMVZGP).

In this report, we modified the common recombinant adenovirus serotype 5-based Ebola vaccine expressing the wild-type ZEBOV glycoprotein sequence from a CMV promoter (Ad-CMVZGP) to enhance expression of the envelope antigen.

16c, d shows that it is possible to have these adjectives directly modify the common noun.

So you reject my proposal to modify the common ground, and say, "Ambrose may not be sitting".

The great diversity of angucyclinones is generated in tailoring reactions, which modify the common benz[a]anthraquinone carbon skeleton.

In this work, we developed a dynamic hydrothermal process to synthesize gapped hollow BaTiO3 nanospheres without surfactants, just by modifying the common static hydrothermal process [34] with a continuous magnetic stirring during the whole crystallization process (Scheme 1).

By understanding Itza' folkbiological cognition, Atran and Medin aim to modify the "commons" model to take account of the non-tragedy situation in Petén and to draw implications for agent-based modeling of resource management.