Sentence examples for synthetically designed from inspiring English sources
The use of synthetically designed genes provides means for researchers to exercise more control on heterologous protein expression.
Understanding how synthetically designed extracellular matrix affect ESC signaling through mechanical cues brings a new aspect for stem cell engineers to develop technologies for controlling cell function.
The test fuels were synthetically designed, whose properties constitute CNs of 30 and 55, aromatic contents of 20%and45%5%, and T90 temperatures of 270 and 340 °C.
Synthetically designed anionic nanocarriers that mimic the charge properties of glycosaminoglycans can potentially sequester low-density lipoproteins (LDL) during the treatment of atherosclerosis.
Our results highlight the promise of synthetically designed nanomaterials in lipoprotein retention, a key step in managing the escalation of atherosclerosis.
This study investigated the effects of synthetically designed diesel fuel properties i.e. cetane number (CN), aromatic content, and 90% distillation temperature (T90) on the combustion characteristics and exhaust emissions in low-temperature diesel combustion (LTC).
There is also a growing body of work focusing on synthetically designing and constructing network motifs and systems that are capable of showing some types of dynamic memory [22], [23].
This is important for modelling bistability with simple systems and for synthetically designing new bistable systems.
These answers also provide a foundation for our attempts to synthetically design networks and network components that perform desired functions.
On the other hand, Elowitz&Leibler [ 4] follow the strategy of increasing δ A, that is synthetically design proteins that have a short life time (of the order of minutes).
Our ability to synthetically design networks and complex systems that function the way we predict relies on our ability to design more stable network partners, and thus on our ability to decompose and reduce the systems into a few, yet optimal, number of interacting members.
