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mu·tate

 (myo͞o′tāt, myo͞o-tāt′)
intr. & tr.v. mu·tat·ed, mu·tat·ing, mu·tates
To undergo or cause to undergo mutation.

[Latin mūtāre, mūtāt-, to change; see mei- in Indo-European roots.]

mu′ta′tive (-tā′tĭv, -tə-tĭv) adj.
mu′ta′tor n.
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Adj.1.mutative - of or pertaining to or marked by genetic mutation
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Patients and Methods: Data were obtained from our electronic database from 48 patients with newly diagnosed EGFR mutative NSCLC with BM and treated from January 2007 to December 2017, in which data on EGFR mutation was all available at the time of diagnosis.
These findings mentioned above suggest that significantly mutative level of PDW is indicative of some disease conditions.
We let [xi] mean 1 which is uniformly distributed whose interval radius is mutative from 0.5 to 4.
Meanwhile, DSQ has the highest value of deviation due to the mutative nature at the beginning of execution.
Endometriosis, I have learnt, is mutative and keeps spreading.
Our findings propound the genetical mismatche and diversity in dihydropteroate sequence mutative sites in clinical isolate 1,2,4,5 and confirm diversity in RFLP results of former study in the event that submitted double mutation in codon 55 Thr/57 Pro.
However, the frameworks to define how national and international actors should contribute to improving access to WATSAN through development cooperation have been mutative over the years (2).