Sentence examples for mutation and adaptation from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, even without accepting Scholem's gloss, the canon lives by mutation and adaptation: every boundary, every category, every rule requires interpretation.
Yılmaz defended the government's decision to remove evolution, saying topics such as genetic mutation and adaptation would continue to be taught in school.
But Clayton, like many club goers, embraces the idea of music as a zone of mutation and adaptation, of new rhythms as thrillingly contagious, of the dancefloor as a place of both affirming and redefining community.
Raley observes, for example, that capitalist ideologies of mutation and adaptation cross-pollinate with postmodern theory, as in Fredric Jameson's argument that late capitalism operates like a biological virus (129).
One of the assessment items, related to the bacterial lesson referenced above, addressed a specific evolutionary concept: the issue of how bacteria develop antibiotic resistance (i.e., the concepts of mutation and adaptation).
"Constant mutation and adaptation are the survival mechanisms of viruses and other microbes.
The optimum rate is also the result of a balance between two opposing forces: a decreasing rate caused by deleterious mutations and adaptation caused by beneficial mutations.
For example, expression profiling of resistant and sensitive genotypes that have and have not been experimentally evolved could be used to find cellular functions that are altered by resistance mutations and adaptation, both independently and in combination.
When beneficial mutations are scarce, they can be fixed before a secondary mutation arises, and adaptation takes place through the sequential fixation of mutations [ 3].
Once again, if our own mutations and adaptations were to serve us, the integrity of self was essential.
For instance, basic adaptational mechanisms like genetic mutation and Hebbian adaptation seem to be generic and invariant across many species and are, on their own, fairly well investigated and understood.
