biotech造句

Nimble biotech firms, however, have a good record of innovation.

Developing countries are emerging as major markets and sources of innovation for industrial biotech.

One biotech hobbyist claims to have created a weed resistant to Roundup, America's most popular herbicide.

He notes that he'll be conducting research on protein crystal growth on behalf of a biotech firm.

Now they are investing in more personalised medicine: biotech drugs that treat small groups of patients more effectively.

EU food and agriculture policies designed to keep out so-called Frankenfoods have continuously thwarted U.S. biotech firms.

In an important ruling in favour of the biotech industry, a federal appeals court overturned a judge's decision last year that genes could not be patented.

But he also said he was more cautious about the promise of generics this time, because biotech medicines were not easy to copy.

Additionally, biotech staples such as bananas, sweet potatoes, lentils and lupins have all been approved for field testing in a few countries.

But it also laid the groundwork for nearly three decades of growth and the emergence of new sectors like information technology and biotech.

By and large, the inventions and discoveries worth patenting are those in the pharmaceutical and biotech fields, where the pay-off for blockbuster drugs can amount to billions of dollars a year.

I would add that the propaganda campaign that spreads fear about biotech foods is based in the EU and as a result EU consumers have heard a lot of very frightening stories about biotechnology.

At the same time, the world's available cultivable land per person is declining. Arable land has declined steadily since 1960 and will decease by half over the next 50 years, according to the Int'l Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Appl. Tech.