The phrase "a group of variants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple versions or forms of something, such as products, ideas, or genetic sequences.
Example: "The research team analyzed a group of variants to determine their effects on the overall outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a set of variants" or "a collection of variants".
This evaluation of the multiple sequence alignment of cytb amino acid sequences proved helpful for exploring a group of variants, that are species specific, in more details.
Bulla frontalis is a group of variants basically indicating air cells located cranial to agger nasi cells and extending towards the frontal sinus: they can be isolated and protruding (type III) or not (type I) (Fig. 7) in the frontal sinus, or they can be a chain of air cells (type II); finally, type IV relates to isolated cells into the frontal sinus [5].
A group of variants unique to the Hadza spanned the DNA encoding for a cannabinoid receptor, a cell surface protein that responds to tetrahydrocannabinol the active ingredient in marijuana which is intriguing because Tishkoff's team observed that the Hadza smoke large amounts of marijuana.
Tag SNPs were selected to represent a group of variants with strong linkage disequilibrium (LD).
To allow for this scenario, tests that consider the distribution of genetic effects (that is, the variance instead of the mean) for a group of variants were developed.
One common approach to resolving this problem is to test for the association with the phenotype of a group of variants collectively rather than of each variant individually.
To investigate potential selective pressure for maintaining RNA structural elements within EIAV ERRE sequences, we performed information content analyses using a group of variant EIAV sequences.
In the clinical genotyping analysis of 1182 β-thalassemia subjects, we identified a group of additional variants that can be used for accurate diagnosis.
Viral quasispecies are not a simple collection of diverse mutants but a group of interactive variants capable of adapting to new environments [32].
The first step for analyzing a group of rare variants involves encoding a genotypic score, sj, for each individual j in the group.
The single exception is a group of three variants within a long (>100 nt) palindrome, which is one of only four such palindromes in Bl. vafer.
