To mutate or change morphologically, often reversibly.
Overnight, the gossip begins to mutate into headlines.
It remains to be seen whether the virus will mutate into a more virulent strain.
I asked. "And this story is a warning to other wiseacres to mutate in another direction?"
HIV has proven to possess an ability to mutate into drug-resistant forms.
It is when these genes mutate and go wrong that cancer develops.
The smells are all wrong, the logic of the streets is twisted, and natural laws warp and mutate.
To mutate breeding with Penicillium chrysogenum in existing production in order to obtain stable high yield strain.
If not, Asia's cautious naval Build-up could indeed mutate into a classic, old-fashioned arms race.
But scientists are concern the virus could mutate into a form more easily spread between humans, causing a pandemic.
gning the heuristic information based on Linear Temporal Logic, and some genetic operators, for example, select, across and mutate.
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.
It mainly affects birds but experts fear it could mutate into a strain capable of killing millions of people in a global pandemic.
Often it is when someone seizes upon a simple, overlooked form, discounted as art in the higher sense, and makes it mutate.
Experts fear the virus could mutate into a form that is easily transmissible between humans and spark an influenza pandemic, killing millions of people.
NoobyProtect uses the most advanced techniques to mutate and merge your original code, inserting tons of anti-debug and anti-trace codes as well as junk codes.
The examples so far have naively assumed that the penalty for a mismatch between DNA bases should be equal - for example, that a G is as likely to mutate into an a as a c.
Viruses that mutate quickly-- cold, flu and to a lesser degree HIV are among them- are in effect a moving target, because vaccines work by teaching antibodies and killer blood cells the face of a familiar enemy.
And because it disarms but doesn't kill the bacteria outright, as traditional antibiotics do, it might take longer for the bacteria to mutate and evolve resistance in response to it.
