Sentence examples for mutations which indicates from inspiring English sources
LTR alignment showed two mismatches, both transition mutations, which indicates a recent transposition event, as LTR sequences keep accumulating mutations with age.
The genes encoding the CTX-M-1 and CTX-M-2 groups are separated by over 400 mutations, which indicates considerable diversification of the blaCTX-Ms.
The average distance separating the blaCTX-Ms from their most recent common ancestor is 226.2-nt 226.2-ntt mutations, which indicates that the rates of evolution among the blaCTX-Ms have been similar.
Sure Genomics says initial reports will be made available with physician oversight, including the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations, which indicate an increased risk of female breast and ovarian cancers.
CoGe facilitated examination of sequence around the candidate mutations, which indicated that most were likely to be due to residual homopolymer errors or misassembly errors.
All genes were intact and there were no premature stop codons or frame-shift mutations, which indicated the presence of functional proteins in cetaceans.
Ongoing mutation, which indicates an intraclonal sequence heterogeneity, shows that lymphoma cells continuously react to antigens in lymphomagenesis (Bakkus et al, 1992; Zelenetz et al, 1992).
As already reported by Strasfeld et al. [ 11] in a solid organ recipient, none of the clones contained more than one single resistance mutation which indicates that the mutations were located on separate viral genomes.
These studies reveal that blocking SEI activity in wild type animals phenocopies the heat sensitivity phenotype of the sei mutation, which indicate that the drugs are successfully blocking SEI channels in the fly.
The main outcome of the mutation analysis is the mutation score, which indicates the effectiveness of a test suite.
The risk of developing breast cancer varies greatly between mutation carriers, which indicates the involvement of genetic and/or environmental modifying factors (Thorlacius et al, 1998).
