Sentence examples for mutate to adapt from inspiring English sources
It is an observation often made of the mafia that it has an uncanny ability to mutate, to adapt.
We compared these changes in HCV and HIV, as the ability of the viruses to mutate to adapt to host immune pressure or revert to wildtype in the absence of specific immune pressure appears to differ and may reflect different constraints on these viruses.
On the other hand, a phage can also mutate to adapt to the change of pathogens [ 27].
Racism is a hardy virus that mutates to adapt to the body politic in which it is embedded.
Weir explained that he would use the iPad to perform vocalizations only for creature archetypes; then a set of algorithms would mutate each performance, to adapt it to the countless variations of that creature in the game.
Since cells of those highly lethal cancers are always mutating their genes to adapt to a therapy, whereas normal cells always try hard to maintain their genomic integrity, it may be a good idea to shift our focus from the traditional thinking of how to kill cancer cells per se to how to protect normal cells from the toxicity of a particular chemotherapy.
"Are able to adapt to mutate," "…learn how to...manage to adapt to insecticides," and.
The majority explained (detailed in Table 4) that insects 1. "Are able to adapt to mutate," "…learn how to...manage to adapt to insecticides," and 2.
In a sharp contrast to normal cells that firmly maintain their genomic integrity, cancer cells constantly mutate their genomic DNA to adapt to the environment, especially during and after a therapy.
Given the ability of cancer cells to adapt and mutate in the face of threats, they figured they needed four drugs, each effective against Hodgkin's in its own way, so that whatever cells survived one wave had a chance of being killed by the next.
Table 4 Answers to the second open-ended question 1. Scientific view 7 4.6% 2. a. Insects "are able to adapt, to mutate.. ., "they learn to, manage to adapt…" to insecticides 43 28.1% b.
