Sentence examples for such a mutant from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lagerfeld has in fact cultivated such a mutant mania for systematically collecting (even conquering) this or that era of design that he could be a character in an X-Men sequel (code name: Curio).
"Rock'n'roll had been treated as such a mutant idiot child medium, it made it easy for someone with even half a mind to just walk in and dominate that end of it," he sneered to Cut magazine in 1989, when New York gave him his last wholly liked hit.
One-fold or 100% improvement of catalytic capacity of a mutant already makes sense and the recognition of such a mutant is a challenge.
FindBugs is then executed on each mutant m i o k f j generating a set of warnings Wm i o k f j for such a mutant in a XML file.
Finally, such a mutant may be employed for improving its desirable characteristics through evolutionary engineering methodologies in order to speed the fixation and breeding of the genetic traits with industrial interest.
Because the association between the A1 chain of CT and other components of the retro-translocation machinery is likely transient or very weak, the successful bioengineering of such a mutant to be trapped as an intermediate in ER is essential for affinity isolation and further analysis.
Clearly, such a mutant-frequency distribution cannot be accurately modeled with a Gaussian density.
When such a mutation occurs, the mutant then either takes over the host or dies out instantaneously, resulting in a single strain infection once again (Levin and Pimentel 1981; Nowak and May 1994).
As such, when a mutant allele at some locus fixed in the population, the frequency of the mutant was kept at fixation, removing the possibility of back mutations, for 3200 generations, the mutant frequency then being set to zero.
A recent report demonstrated that ER-resident misfolded protein aggregates, such as a mutant form of carboxypeptidase (CPY*), were prevented from entering the daughter cell and were retained within the mother cell (Clay et al., 2014).
The emergence and spread of such a clinical mutant could threaten the ability of macrolides to treat M. genitalium infections.
