Sentence examples for own mutation from inspiring English sources

On their own, mutation and selection can transform a species, giving rise to new traits like limbs and eyes.

It turned out that a second gene that made the other two subunits in the protein had undergone its own mutation, suppressing or reversing the disease process.

In some implementations, each individual has its own mutation rate, so the adaptation of the mutation rate is performed at the individual level.

The action comes from the discovery of David's own mutation - telepathy - an ability shared with a group who soon find themselves on the run, guided to possible salvation by a fellow telepath from a distant civilisation.

The boxed set of Kazan's DVDs contains a welter of well-told tales; none of them, however, are more powerful than the story of Kazan's own mutation from gifted journeyman to independent master, speaking in his own voice instead of through others.

In addition, each part of a child chromosome MA and OS has separately its own mutation technique.

When that was increased to 0.3percenttumorsorshranknk under the load of their own mutations.

Although the two current hotbeds of musical Afrofuturism are LA (with the "beat scene" there headed up by Flying Lotus, whose aunt is Alice Coltrane, the second wife of John Coltrane and an important jazz artist in her own right) and Atlanta (which has its own mutations from OutKast, Monáe and Future), UK artists are also drawing on Afrofuturism for inspiration.

"We found similar results among couples with no documented male infertility, so something else is happening". Even though men produce fresh sperm every day, the cells the sperm are made from gather their own mutations, and older sperm carries more DNA damage.

Besides the common genes, each primary site has its own mutation-associated genes.

For this invading antigenic mutant lineage, we can calculate a final reproductive rate Rm(t = ∞), which is the mean reproductive rate of this lineage once it has reached its own mutation-selection balance ('Materials and methods').