A system for indirect cDNA display on pIII termed pJun-Fos was engineered in 1993.
Many residents have long contended that the state takeover was engineered, in large part, to keep their students out of better-off districts.
Its rise was engineered in part by Iran, and those ties remain close; Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharrazi, breezily swept through southern Lebanon last week.
The Life chair was engineered in New Zealand by Formway Design to be highly flexible, with the fewest possible knobs and levers.
When Congress called him in for questioning to answer the charge that "the Gallup poll was engineered in favor of the Republicans," Gallup explained that, anticipating a low turnout, he had taken two points off the projected vote for F.D.R.
The Canadian Airlines deal was engineered in Ottawa as well, to take account of political imperatives like preserving jobs in Western Canada, where Canadian Airlines, based in Calgary, was a major employer.
Thanks to Jane Mayer of The New Yorker, we now know how the Fox call setting off this avalanche was engineered in part by John Ellis, a Bush first cousin in charge of the we-report-you-decide network's prediction desk.
'He would work 18-hour days and nights, get up for a breakfast meeting and fill the paper with scoops.' His arrival at the Daily Telegraph was engineered in part by Jeff Randall, the paper's editor-at-large and another former Sunday Times business editor.
A Mycoplasma mycoides genome was engineered in yeast and then transplanted into M. capricolum cells to produce a new strain.
Thus the sequential treatment of CNP and phage techniques was engineered in this study.
Thus, in this study, ketocarotenoid biosynthesis was engineered in potato tubers.
