Sentence examples for will have to manipulate from inspiring English sources

But the chances are that the interesting alleles with large effects will already be present in material with good drought resistance and that breeders will have to manipulate a larger number of QTLs with smaller effects.

The less you see them, the fewer opportunities they'll have to manipulate you.

"A couple of years from now, this will be a humongous, freestanding facility, and you will not have to manipulate your way through the hospital".

It would seem that if you wish to change the aesthetic properties of an artwork, you will also have to manipulate its physical manifestation.

S2: Yeah, you have to manipulate.

Proximal screw fixation of the plate will have to be manipulated to avoid interference with the tibial tunnel.

If everyone becomes pessimistic, short-sellers will find no buyers, and they will lose any ability they had to manipulate prices by dumping securities.

Not surprisingly, Sententia (2004) presented cognitive liberty as a conceptual update of freedom of thought that "takes into account the power we now have, and increasingly will have to monitor and manipulate cognitive function".

This aspect, and also the decrease in their elasticity induced by increasing the amount of APSF, shall be considered when selecting the most appropriate formulation for a membrane that will have to be surgically manipulated during tissue engineering applications.

All sides had already qualified for the next round and the farcical scenes appeared to be an attempt by teams to manipulate which team they will have to face.

Therefore, all clinical approaches aiming to manipulate Hippo-YAP/TAZ signalling activities will have to be finely balanced in order to effectively manage undesirable long term side effects.