Sentence examples for perceived mutation from inspiring English sources

With average band counts varying between 10 and over 50, this could easily create a 5-fold variation in perceived mutation rate that is unrelated to the actual mutability of the minisatellites themselves.

The items assess: (i) the minimum perceived mutation carrier rate required to make TFGT worthwhile; and (ii) how much women would be willing to pay for such a test.

This, however, is not the manner in which the novelty of mtDNA mutations is perceived and treated in practice by the working human geneticist".

For perceived likelihood of carrying a mutation, 43% of the women felt this was fairly likely and 20% extremely likely.

Many surveys have addressed the short-term impact of BRCA1/2 genetic mutation testing on perceived risks and behavioural outcomes in heterogeneous samples.

Regarding differences between groups for risk perceptions and perceived likelihood of carrying a mutation, these were generally in line with reality – those at less risk felt at less risk.

Individual ANOVAs were carried out for each group to confirm that significant changes occurred over time for perceived likelihood of carrying a genetic mutation.

The second assessed perceived likelihood that they carried a mutation (scored on a 5 point Likert type scale, responses from −2 (extremely unlikely) to 2 (extremely likely)).

Perhaps, as one reaches the age of the permanent sabbatical, one becomes more noticeably aware that everything that lies behind us appears to be in motion and unsettled, that memories of separate periods tend to affect one another, that the past, as perceived in time, is subject to mutations.

The current study examined factors associated with perceived accuracy of genetic testing to detect BRCA1/2 mutations and change in perceived accuracy.

The genomic analysis was also odd, with the researchers finding supposedly novel mutations that could explain what they perceived to be Ata's small size.