Sentence examples for modifying nature from inspiring English sources

"How are they poisoning us?" "They're poisoning us by putting fluoride in the water and genetically modifying nature".

Faced with a long-term temperature change, ectothermal organisms retain physiological homeostasis by several acclimation strategies, which can be of quantitative, qualitative or modifying nature [ 53].

After many years of development, biologists have learned how to modify nature's DNA recognition system into a general system for manipulating genes.

In the nineteen-forties, Conrad Waddington, an English embryologist, had proposed an ingenious answer: cells acquired their identities just as humans do — by letting nurture (environmental signals) modify nature (genes).

That is, they are media of "indirect" teleological positing because they enable forms of action which do not directly modify nature but which indirectly aspire to bring other persons to do so (GW 14: 1968 1428: 142).

Due to the highly modified nature of histones and the numerous PTM combinations that can result, reliably assigning modifications to histone peptides can be difficult.

We used two different approaches to deal with the distortions caused by the highly modified nature of symbiotic genomes, which are the main source of the phylogenetic artifacts in phylogenetic analyses.

By modifying the nature of nanoparticles and substrates that are sent through these channels, one can explore an almost infinite set of ink compositions.

The erosion may also have off-site consequences in the wetlands and have the possibility to modifying its nature and function (Gleason RA et al. 2003).

To develop a faster segment length measurement method than the classical one proposed by the ISAK without modifying the nature and accuracy of the measurements.

Mussels are important ecosystem engineers in marine benthic systems because they aggregate into beds, thus modifying the nature and complexity of the substrate.