Sentence examples for may be mutated from inspiring English sources
The collective nightmare, in his opinion, may be mutated giant sponges reported to live off a nuclear-waste dump in the ocean near San Francisco.
This problem arises only in the presence of shared data that may be mutated by one thread while another thread accesses it.
In order to avoid race conditions, shared data that may be mutated and accessed by multiple threads must be protected against concurrent access.
We already know that tumors that under the microscope are indistinguishable display important differences at the molecular level: different genes may be turned on or turned off, and different genes may be mutated.
The researchers plan to identify functionally important base pairs (basic units of DNA double-helix) in the genomes that may be mutated in maize and sorghum and could be preventing these crops from being as well-adapted or high-yielding as possible, Buckler said.
This may be mutated, changed, or modified in some stochastic way in common with the changes imposed on the topological neighbors.
Despite reports this week that the virus may be mutating, scientists have yet to show that genetic changes in the virus are related to changes in its pathogenicity.Related items Hong Kong's economy: In intensive careApr 24th 2003 Canada's worries: UntouchableApr 24th 2003 China and SARS: China's Chernobyl Apr 24th 2003 The SARS epidemic: China wakes upApr 24th 2003.
Voices are now literally and figuratively being silenced by killings on one hand and a desire to only see the best in a new Myanmar, (which in fact may be mutating into a new fascist approach towards its minorities and poor).
The importance of these somatic mutation data is mechanistic in that these serve to trace metastasis and to evaluate entire pathways since proteins with translated mutations interact with the other proteins that may or may not be mutated.
Alternatively, these patients may also be mutated in a gene not linked to NMD at the time of our targeting library design.
Alternatively, p53 may indeed be mutated, but remains largely undetected as the resultant protein is truncated and so unligated by the detecting antibody (Cripps et al, 1994; Dix et al, 1994).
