Sentence examples for mutations could weed from inspiring English sources

Some went so far as to assert that fallout might be beneficial because increased radiation-induced genetic mutations could weed out the weak.

The testmakers never understood that, which is why they thought they could weed out the grinds.

The five key mutations could not be reversed first, because the receptor would be rendered useless.

But researchers soon realized that these mutations could be grouped into categories.

Genomic mutations could be divided into germline mutations and somatic mutations.

I haven't seen a real system in place that could weed that out".

They hope that exploiting this mutation could lead to a new type of herbicide, which would kill unwanted weeds not engineered with the MDHAR6 adaptation.

Theoretically, such a random mutation could strike anyone.

If blocking the protein made by one mutated gene led to a second mutation -- as seemed likely -- what if that mutation could be identified and blocked?

Though virgin birth -- known as parthenogenesis (from the Greek παρθένος, parthenos, meaning "virgin", and γένεσις, genesis, meaning "birth") -- may "hurt genetic diversity and yield only all-female or all-male progeny," study co-author Warren Booth told Discovery News," it could also weed out mutations that can make individuals less fit".

The others, with random "mutations" that could allow better players to evolve, were given offspring.