Sentence examples for developing mutation from inspiring English sources
The conclusions are relevant for everyone who is developing mutation mining tools, probably most users of text mining algorithms, and they are well justified.
Like a virus, the assault on the human attention span is now fully airborne, developing mutations that have become ever harder to resist.
Initial mutations led to slower growth — a finding that suggests bacteria adapting to the antibiotic aren't able to grow at optimal speed while developing mutations.
Initial mutations led to slower growth a finding that suggests bacteria adapting to the antibiotic aren't able to grow at optimal speed while developing mutations.
Influenza A and B viruses can continuously evade humoral immune responses by developing mutations in the globular head of the hemagglutinin (HA) that prevent antibody binding.
As a result, it is essential to investigate and develop mutation operators guided by preferences.
All participants in the 5 days on/2 days off arm developed genetic mutations consistent with resistance to both lamivudine and efavirenz while 3 of 5 participants in the continuous arm developed mutations consistent with resistance to efavirenz and only 1 developed resistance to lamivudine with a second participant developing lamivudine resistance at a later follow-up visit.
Basal cell carcinomas develop mutations in a protein on the Hedgehog pathway to evade a common drug therapy.
Mutations also occurred in fruit flies that were subjected to phenol, and on exposure to a common herbicide — a sodium salt of one of the phthalic acids — or to urethane, these flies developed mutations so damaging as to be fatal.
Antimicrobial resistance, by which organisms develop mutations that render antibiotic drugs ineffective, has been called a looming "apocalypse" by England's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies.
Scientists suspect that the diaphragm evolved through some change in the way mammal embryos develop: Mutations caused certain embryonic cells to grow into an entirely new muscle.
