Sentence examples for taking material from from inspiring English sources

The goal is to move from having to merely tweak the proteins that are used as biotech drugs to being able to design them, even taking material from multiple organisms and using them to create new, functional genes.

To avoid taking material from the elongation zone at the base of the leaf blade or senescent tissue at the tip of the leaves, leaf samples were harvested from the middle section of the blades of fully expanded green leaves (Degenkolbe et al. 2009).

They began by taking materials from the forts and walls of the city; by the end they had completely levelled the old royal palaces.

Williams takes material from Korngold and uses it to forge something new.

Choreographers have always taken material from one another, and even the new copyright law cannot prevent that entirely.

For Mr. Ostroy the filming was also hard at times, particularly because Ms. Shelly, like any writer, took material from her life.

Antonio, one of the Indians who went out with us, he took material from termite nests and rubbed it on his body.

That change ended up having little effect, in practice, because Google said that it would take material from publishers that didn't charge, and so many of them opted against charging.

The best way to know for sure what chance our baby had, we were told, was to have a CVS; an invasive test that takes material from the placenta.

Spectacularly sensitive as they are, the techniques used by ENCODE and other cutting-edge research still need to take material from many cells in order to put together a picture.

Until today, when another hot nugget dropped in the form of Nick Bilton's piece in the Times that takes material from his upcoming book on the company.