Sentence examples for to better modify from inspiring English sources

Because the ability to target genetic modifications to specific sites in a plant genome would facilitate both plant research and the ability to better modify commercially important crop plants, many approaches have been previously tried.

Because of potential confusion with molecular cloning, this term is probably better modified to ' Cell cloning'.

Second, the expression of recombinant protein could be addressed to better represent modified organisms.

Therefore, it is better to modify that claim as: All SE begets innovations benefiting live beings for a better existence (in other words, innovation for better existence, IFBE).

"Isn't it better to modify the loan and keep people in their homes rather than foreclosing?" Ms. Desoer said the underlying reason for the surge in foreclosures was the broader economic downturn, taking issue with critics who claim many of these loans should never have been made in the first place.

Hence, non-invasive monitoring of angiogenesis by imaging is urgently needed to better assess and modify anti-angiogenic therapies.

Additional rigorous research is needed to better understand and modify the impacts on health of the physical and psychological risk factors that associated with work after environmental disasters (North 2004).

If we view T2DM as a vascular disease initially with a later manifestation of hyperglycemia, we may be able to better understand and modify the multiple toxicities associated with insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, prediabetes, overt T2DM, and accelerated atherosclerosis (atheroscleropathy).

The Multiple Stress Creep and Recovery (MSCR) curve was developed recently to better characterize polymer modified binders.

coli) Elongation factor Tu (EF-Tu) that form the binding interface with aa-tRNA were mutated to alanine to better understand how modifying the thermodynamic properties of EF-Tu tRNA intEF-Tu tRNAan affect the decodinteractionies of the ribosome.

Long in coming and motivated in part by the desire to better regulate genetically modified crops, limitations on NBRA's scope of activities serve to maintain the anachronistic separation of institutions that govern small- versus large-molecule drugs.