CNVs are a collection of structural variations within the genome that range from kilobases to megabases and are not detectable by conventional chromosomal banding [ 97].
His publications include a collection of essays, Theme and Variations (1972); works for musical instruction, Violin: Six Lessons (1972) and Violin and Viola (1976; with William Primrose and Denis Stevens); The Music of Man (1979; with Curtis W. Davis); and an autobiography, Unfinished Journey (1977; released with four additional chapters in 1997 as Unfinished Journey: Twenty Years Later).
Schein's Banchetto musicale (1617), one of his few instrumental compositions, is an outstanding collection of variation suites (i.e., interrelated sets of dances).
One of the most beautiful books in the library is a collection of hundreds of crummy JPEGs of variations on the Mona Lisa (think the Mona Lisa morphed with E.T., made by a fourteen-year-old), printed on thick, handmade paper, and accordion-folded into an expensive slipcase; the combination of the crappy and the crafted is weirdly effective.
The final expression values were represented by a collection of log2 ratios accounting for variation associated with normalization reference and biological variation between samples.
Having never met in person, the four managed to release a self-titled LP last year that spurred endless excitement and enthusiasm from fans worldwide today, the four-piece share their video for "Give Up The Ghost" off their forthcoming album Orchestral Variations, a collection of reworked songs off their debut full-length.
While in Crete, she wrote a series of poems titled (Vietnam) Variations, a collection of poems and prose poems that she printed on the island in a book called Child, and a novel in a style resembling magical realism called Notes on Burning Boyfriend a reference to the pacifist Norman Morrison, who had burned himself to death in protest of the Vietnam War.
By using principal component analysis to extract information from collections of feature vectors, we are able to quickly identify the nature of variation in a collection of proteins.
The EnsEMBL Variation database contains a collection of disease phenotypes that are associated with specific variations through the analysis of internal and external studies.
