Sentence examples for mutation of their from inspiring English sources

"After the very rich period that the emirates have lived through, both culturally and economically, and the complete mutation of their cities, it's normal that there should be buildings symbolizing this golden age," he said.

In remarks that a majority of British Muslims would regard as an extremist mutation of their religion, Jeremiah Adebolajo claimed his brother Michael had sought to "please Allah by fighting in his cause" in the barbarous attack in Woolwich, south London.

Next, the mouse, which is a Jedi-themed mutation of their Naga MMO mouse.

In such cases, it is preferred to employ methods to increase the natural rates of mutation of their DNA through the action of mutagens, such as UV light, ionizing radiation or others mutagenic agents, as already determined for other microorganisms of industrial interest (Keller et al.2004,Patnayak and Sree 2005, Wang et al.2009, Nishiuchi et al.2012).2012

It is well established that, in both motifs, the mutation of their unique F residue, usually the F to A mutation, inhibits PP1c binding.

Enzymes were considered of demonstrated biosynthetic function if (by order of confidence): (i) they had been confirmed by in vitro biochemical studies; (ii) their recombinant expression in a non-carotenogenic host resulted in an appropriate anabolic reaction; or (iii) in vivo mutation of their cognate gene resulted in a loss of function.

In other cases, objects and even citizens have been transformed overnight into strange mutations of their previous selves.

However much scope remains for other interpretations, and for all the short-term fluctuations in the fortunes of the four nations, and mutations of their political cultures, Hugh's probing approach will not go away.

IKR and IKS currents are essential for the normal repolarization of the cardiac action potential and mutations of their encoding genes produce the long QT syndrome (LQT), a human ventricular arrhythmia [35].

Abnormal expression of miRNAs and mutations of their genes have been documented in various types of tumors.

Thus, functional mutations of these dominantly expressed genes would be more significant in reducing the plant's fitness than mutations of their syntenic paralogs.