Sentence examples for a role in variation from inspiring English sources
CYP19A1 encodes aromatase, the enzyme responsible for the conversion of androgens to estrogens, and may play a role in variation in outcomes among men and women with cardiovascular disease.
For example, in cichlids LWS opsin expression varies with water turbidity and it appears that population-level variation in wavelength sensitivity has played a role in variation in male colouration [21].
These results suggest that CNVs may play a role in variation in cytidine analogue effect.
Mutations in OCA2 are known to cause oculocutaneous albinism type 2. However, the gene is also known to play a role in variation in normal pigmentation.
The genes identified in this study as playing a role in variation in the humoral response to vaccination would be a logical starting point for the development of DNA- or RNA-based predictive biomarkers.
Although we identified the most promising candidate genes for this difference in LTM by focussing on genes with a different conditioning-induced expression pattern between the two Nasonia species, further functional studies are required to confirm that these genes indeed have a role in variation in LTM formation.
Technical aspects of Tω determination may play a role in variations between studies.
Besides epigenetic factors, also availability and abundance of single nucleotides affect activation of origins of replication [34] and could play a role in variations of replication fork rates.
To test the hypothesis that the molecular variation in WC-1 plays a role in phenotypic variation, we surveyed the size variation of SSRs in WC-1 across the accessions (Figure 3A).
The observations of Zeller et al. suggest that genetically controlled regulatory variation may play a role in determining variation in LDL cholesterol levels, and ultimately CVD risk.
Collectively, these results suggest that the proximal promoter region of membrane transporters is rich in variation and that variants in these regions may play a role in interindividual variation in drug disposition and response.
