Sentence examples for because of this mutation from inspiring English sources

"We prospered because of this mutation," Perdew said.

Because of this mutation, affected males cannot produce functional factor VIII, so that their blood fails to clot properly, leading to significant and potentially life-threatening loss of blood after even minor injuries.

Because of this mutation, this form of congenital brittle bones should be included in the OI group.

Because of this, mutation frequency cannot be expressed in the same terms, i.e., per generation, as in well-mixed liquid cultures; nor can one calculate a meaningful population-wide average growth rate for cells in biofilms.

Because the discovery of this mutation and its companion pharmacology provided the basis for our structural model, it is difficult to envision how the importance of the D-ring might have otherwise emerged from previous (and ongoing) chemical screening efforts.

At the end of the previous paragraph, I have argued that this selective pressure may be sufficient to promote further steps of saeptation, i.e. isolation from the other members within the adapted group, because the disadvantages of this mutation promoting inbreeding would be overcome by the advantage of resisting invasion by the dominant disadvantageous phenotype.

Because the negative effect of this mutation that led to earlier aging in population 2 was confined to late age, and performance at late age was inconsequential for fitness under these conditions, we expected that this mutation would not have an adverse effect on the growth rate.

It now seems likely that most cancers are initiated in cells because of this normal mutation rate: studies that have measured the numbers of mutations in common cancers have provided evidence consistent with this natural rate.

Because of this unique mutation profile, it is distinct in space from others.

The results of the present study argue for early action to prevent the spread of this mutation because its ability to transmit even in the absence of drug pressure predicts that it may be very hard to curb it once it (and any other low-fitness-cost mutation) has reached a high prevalence.

It is possible that this observation may provide a future key to understanding the molecular effect of this mutation, or, because only a small number of genes were sequenced in these two cases (see Supplementary Material, Table S2), the A341V variant may have been misidentified as pathological.