Sentence examples for modified to choose from inspiring English sources

"Why would they go to the cherry factory," she said, "when there's a lot for them to forage right there on the farm?" It seems natural, by now, for humans to prefer the unnatural, as if we ourselves had been genetically modified to choose artificially flavored strawberry candy over strawberries, or crunchy orange "cheese" puffs over a piece of actual cheese.

Three antigenically diverse group B strains of N. meningitidis were chosen and genetically modified to improve safety and expression of desirable antigens.

Thus, four-parameter power model that considers strain-hardening connection stiffness is chosen to be modified to construct moment -rotation relations of these connections.

In fact, the app allows users to choose modify existing Blurtts to their liking, so if you've hit on a funny word/image combination, everyone else can immediately offer their own variant, and voila — a meme.

The second is a marker-assisted advanced intercross, which modifies the breeding scheme to choose sib-pairs to increase segments until either a specified generation or a desired number of segments is reached; it then reverts to choosing sib-pairs to accelerate inbreeding.

Again, note that conventional soy tends to be genetically modified, so choose organic to avoid GMOs.

But while chimps cannot fashion stone into tools as early hominids did, they have been shown to choose and modify natural sticks to fish for termites.

His target is not simply the apparent aim of global capitalism to shape communities into homogenized, malleable demographic units deprived of any significant power to choose or modify individual destinies.

This allows the system to choose and modify any arginine from its population.

When we do not have an opportunity to choose or modify our situations, we continue to regulate our emotions via our attentional deployment, which involves how we choose to focus or distance our attention on the situation.

For those looking to shed constraints on personal freedom, information promised empowerment, making identity itself something to choose, discard, or modify.