genetically engineered adj.

A Developing Country…is developing a program for producing genetically-engineered supermen, the news of which program is producing political turmoil in the developed countries where the masses chafe under…eugenic legislation.

Would you like to explain to our viewers, Mr. Huff, how you think you can get away by playing with a genetically engineered squad when the rules clearly state that football is too dangerous to be played by humans?

They pedaled into a grove of immense genetically engineered sycamores.

What follows will trace how The X-Files was conceived and created as well as the process that allows a group of talented and dedicated producers, writers, directors, actors, and technical wizards to generate two dozen hours or more each year of contact with aliens, poltergeists, genetically engineered deviants, and even old-fashioned monsters—all with meticulous care and (in what has proven to be a constant struggle) within the constraints of a television budget.

In another generation, the genetically engineered biological pattern should be diluted beyond the danger point in his strain.

In the series opener our heroine, Max, escapes from a holding centre with a number of other genetically-engineered children.

Morgan is a genetically engineered human being but that’s the key thing: she’s human and not a machine.