Sentence examples for means mutation from inspiring English sources

The few males in Sarah Frankcom's explosive production are part of a disordered landscape in which animation means mutation: one who writhes in ecstatic dance may be partly a horse; another has a giant ear sprouting from the top of his head like a satellite dish.

(Yamanoi and Sakura 2010) We found that even after the experiment, the students did not fully understand that the random process of a coin flip and a dice throw means mutation and furthermore that mutation causes random DNA alterations and modification of bird design.

This measure was chosen because the close proximity of samples included in the study means mutation is unlikely to have contributed to population divergence and the DCE distance is based on geometric distances, which are independent of models of microsatellite mutation (Liu and Muse 2005).

Actually, simpler organisms would NOT have as efficient DNA correcting proteins as they do now, which means mutation occurs faster in such organisms that have not yet developed these self-defense mechanisms guarding their genetic code.

This means mutations are not a necessary mechanism for phenotypic variation within tumour tissue; rather the model demonstrates that reversible, epigenetic changes are sufficient to drive global change.

All the amplified sequences were extensively mutated (mean mutation rate, 7.4%): 88% contained more than 10 mutations per sequence.

The microsatellite loci were assumed to follow a stepwise mutation model, with mean mutation rate drawn from a uniform prior with minimum and maximum values set at 10−3 and 10−5, respectively, with individual locus mutation rate drawn from a gamma distribution (mean = mean mutation rate and shape = 2).

"+/+" means two mutations, "+" one mutation, "−" no mutation in the gene.

Here good mutation means after this mutation, the global intensity RMS error is reduced.

FRB* means the mutation FRB T2098L.

We then calculated the mean mutation rate for each EMS concentration.