Sentence examples for tale design from inspiring English sources

In this review, we summarize the major advances in TALE technology over the past several years with a focus on the interaction between TALEs and DNA, TALE design and construction, potential applications for this technology, and unique characteristics that make TALEs superior to zinc finger endonucleases.

While the current whole-genome sequencing has indicated that gene editing mediated by well-designed sgRNA and TALEN leads to minimal mutational load at global level (Hsu et al. 2013; Smith et al. 2014; Suzuki et al. 2014; Veres et al. 2014), precautions need to be taken to minimize off-targets caused by poor sgRNA and TALE design.

Notably, TALE design was constrained only by the standard requirement for a 5′ thymidine nucleotide.

The simplicity of TALE design and construction to target nearly any DNA sequence within the genome has been an important advantage of the technology [ 9, 10].

In an article in The Independent earlier this month, she wrote that he had constructed a "tale designed to portray Argentines as savages", by reporting claims that protestors threatened to barbecue the BBC team and eat them alive.

As he ends a tale designed to portray Argentines as savages – and without acknowledging the security extended to him by the government of Tierra del Fuego – Clarkson reflects on what might have caused the protests.

This latest app is aimed at 3-9 year-olds, with voice narration and early-reading features, in a tale designed to remind kids that things could be a lot worse.

Similarly, the "mark of Cain" that God places on Cain after he murders Abel, promising sevenfold vengeance for anyone who harms him, was probably a tale designed to highlight the brutality of the Kenites, Israel's notoriously fierce neighbors.

Hardly anyone noticed the story, published in Tales Designed to Carry an IMPACT, #1.

He wrote horror, tales designed to scare, and they did their job.

In the middle ages the genre flourished: illuminated manuscripts combined what was known about various creatures – both extant and fabulous – with moralising tales designed to edify the reader.