Sentence examples for mutations may make from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that the relatively slow generation lengths, and potentially infrequent opportunities for mutations, may make future species range models more accurate for long-lived species such as trees than for annuals (Pearson and Dawson 2003).

Somatic missense mutation at codon 146 were found in three independent studies of colorectal cancers from Hong Kong and the United States, and it was suggested that these mutations may make an equal or greater contribution to colorectal cancer than the codon 61 mutation [ 27- 29].

And if a strain does jump to people, such a mutation may make it far less lethal than it has been to those who have contracted it from birds.

Alternatively, the presence of the mutation may make SOD1 a poorer substrate for CCS, thus prolonging the lifetime of the amyloidogenic form of SOD1.

The first is that RMC actually works best at a population level and therefore suffers from not being able to measure the breadth of mutations that may make up mutational load at the single copy level.

Point, deletion, and insertion mutations may cause an abnormal protein to be synthesized or may prevent the protein from being made at all.

A mutation in CFH may make C3 coated exosomes, released from RPE, targets for the immunological activity of the invading leukocytes in the old RPE/choroid.

These restrictive mutations may have fine-tuned how the receptor grabbed cortisol.

Colon cancers often have KRAS2 mutations and, if not KRAS2 mutations, may have BRAF mutations.

Some LMNA mutations may cause lipodystrophy.

The low yield in families having only one ovarian cancer may make gene-specific mutation testing of RAD51D impractical for the majority of ovarian/breast cancer families.