Sentence examples for mutation that would from inspiring English sources

In this experiment, natural selection favored any new mutation that would let the yeast fall quickly.

Its continued spread through the bird population is cause for concern and preparation, though there has not yet been the mutation that would enable it to spread easily among humans.

His team proceeded to sequence the same gene that Fu had identified in the entire twin sample, to see if they could find the same, or a related, mutation that would replicate the sleep-deprivation effect.

"We are not looking at a 'big bang' moment for the euro zone, a sudden mutation that would transform it into a completely different beast," the European Council president, Herman Van Rompuy, who is leading the exercise, said last week.

But consider a genetic mutation that would fundamentally alter Aspen phenotype.

However, a more recent and better-supported version of this model is the nearly neutral theory, where a mutation that would be neutral in a small population is not necessarily neutral in a large population.

And they have cited that process for their defense of the Libeskind plan from mutations that would rob it of its singularity.

The maps are also a reminder of the "unceasing mutations" that would make today's Manhattan largely unrecognizable to an early-19th-century surveyor.

But inspection of the Sonic hedgehog genes of polydactyl individuals did not reveal any mutations that would cause the Sonic hedgehog signal to be defective.

Then, they scanned the sequences for mutations that would stop the gene from working.

In this study, two computational tools were used to predict T-cell epitopes within Hirudin variant III (HVIII) sequence, and design mutations that would lessen its antigenicity.