Sentence examples for range of mutation from inspiring English sources

I show that, for the most plausible range of mutation rates, neutral susceptibility alleles are unlikely to be at intermediate frequencies and contribute little to the overall genetic variance for the disease.

The range of crossover rate is 0.1 to 0.9, while the range of mutation rate is 0.01 to 0.09.

Fitness was measured over a range of mutation rates, and was found to be maximized at an intermediate value.

Thus we can see that given the standard range of mutation rate nuclear genes of moderate effects for SZ, if present, are limited to either 'rare variants' or 'very common variants'.

A mutation rate has not been calibrated for any Accipitridae species, so we used a range of mutation rates originally calculated for the control region in grouse [4.54 12.54% [average 7.23%] divergence per million years, 87]which is similar to that found for the most variable part of the control region in diving ducks [8.8%, 88].

The methods used in this study cover a wide range of mutation models with different complexities.

Whole-genome sequencing of this strain revealed a range of mutations affecting phenotypes other than siderophore production.

Monovalent binding reduces avidity and potency, thus expanding the range of mutations permitting antibody evasion.

With future adjustments to this system, a larger range of mutations, insertions and even point mutations, could possibly be made in C. difficile which has been difficult or even impossible in the past.

As the number and range of mutations detected by clinical NGS assays has increased, it is difficult to apply standard analyte-specific proficiency testing (PT).

You can tell from the range of mutations you've got in any particular tumour whether the thing will be able to escape treatment.' But what McVie calls 'the ultimate glory' has been the ability to make highly specific drugs aimed at particular cell mutations.