Sentence examples for a large variant from inspiring English sources

Small and large variants presentations were played in a pseudo-randomised fashion, so that each pairing of small and large variants occurred only once and the subjects never heard the same growl exemplars as a small and a large variant).

XLαs is a large variant of Gs-alpha that is expressed primarily in neuroendocrine tissues and the nervous system.

as a large variant of P. australis, with which it intergrades, but dismisses the specific or subspecific rank of P. isiaca.

Also of interest is a human case from Spain where the serotype 2 strain isolated was typed as being a ST3, and presented a large variant of the mrp, identified as mrp* (which has a higher molecular weight), though being sly+ epf+.

The Korean company made the surprise move of releasing a larger variant of its popular Galaxy S6 Edge rather than simply sticking with its Note line of phablets, which launched in 2011 and defined the new half phone, half tablet category.

It includes a database of precomputed, predictive features covering all positions in the annotated human exome and can be used either stand-alone or as part of a larger variant discovery pipeline.

Tumour histology this time demonstrated invasion into the muscularis propia by a large nested variant of UC with an adjacent superficial component of low grade papillary UC.

The notion that the Licosa lizard is a large-sized variant of mainland Podarcis sicula [ 41, 42] was confirmed by our data.

SNPs represented a 78% majority of these variants, but a large number of variants were short insertions or deletions (INDELs) and do not have HapMap frequency data available.

Although a GWAS is a powerful means for discovering trait-associated variants [2], a large number of variants are typically identified with small p-values suggestive of possible association.

A typical directed evolution experiment comprises three iterative steps of (1) diversity generation, (2) screening to identify improved variants out of a large pool of variants, and (3) isolating the genes encoding for improved variants (Shivange et al. 2009).