Use of mutate in Sentences. 27 Examples
The examples include mutate at the start of sentence, mutate at the end of sentence and mutate in the middle of sentence
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mutate at the end of sentence
- Can. No matter animal cell still is plant cell, can mutate.
- The scientists identified a protean protein that inactivates the flu virus before it can mutate.
mutate in the middle of sentence
- Simple organisms like bacteria mutate rapidly.
- the ability of the virus to mutate into new forms.
- Technology continues to mutate at an alarming rate.
- But the Screamers mutate and evolve their own agenda.
- Overnight, the gossip begins to mutate into headlines.
- Did any of these forms mutate into hereditary surnames?
- If they fear Chaos, they begin to mutate in horrible and painful ways.
- The technique has been to mutate the genes by irradiation or chemicals.
- They mutate, and thereby produce at least some better replicating sequences.
- Genetically-engineered organisms mutate and develop their own new lifestyles.
- Viruses tend to mutate and to change their characteristics over long periods of time.
- In real life, the probability that a gene will mutate is often less than one in a million.
- In very rare instances, the virus in the vaccine can mutate into a form that can paralyse.
- This type of virus is more likely to evolve and mutate in this much filth and putrescence .
- If the temperature is too high, the yeast will mutate and produce unpleasant off flavours in the beer.
- Human life and the universe continue to mutate constantly and are thought of as essentially impermanent.
- A newer anti-HIV drug called pyridinone caused HIV to mutate into a form which could not reproduce or infect new cells.
- That may be because film is so much younger than the other great art forms, which have had centuries to wane, wax, mutate and cross-pollinate.
- In " To mutate, or not to mutate" (and others), I extolled the virtues of immutability -- immutable objects cannot get into an inconsistent state.
- To make or become different: alter; to take, put, or use in place of another: exchange; to replace by another; modify, mutate, transform, turn, vary.
- An antibiotic-resistant strain of staph bacteria began its globetrotting adventures in Europe and can mutate quickly as it spreads, a new study suggests.
- A small town, desperate to recover from hard economic times, is under threat when voracious Snakehead fish mutate and survive previous lake chemical poisonings.
- And because melanocytes have a reduced capacity to repair DNA damage from UVA radiation, they mutate more frequently, potentially leading to the development of melanoma.
- After being exposed to cosmic radiation and zero gravity, some seeds may mutate and produce higher yields and improved quality when planted back on earth, scientists said.
- However, if there are lots of unvaccinated people in the population, they can pass on this strain until it happens to mutate back into a disease-causing form, as happened in Nigeria.
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