Sentence examples for a separate variant from inspiring English sources

However, another major reason for rising costs was the need to develop a separate variant for the photo-reconnaissance mission when the underwing pods caused too great a performance penalty.

As a separate variant, the C70U change alone, Table 1, is also unstable in the E. coli cellular context.

Thus, there is evidence for three independent variants in SLC2A9 that influence urate levels in Europeans and for a separate variant in East Asians.

When a sample is assigned to the V genotype class, the confidence score for the genotype call is very low and thus the target SNP should be treated as missing and the VINO treated as a separate variant that is present or absent in each sample.

A separate histological variant, named idiopathic duct centric pancreatitis or type II AIP, has been described (7), but it is not considered part of the IgG4-RD spectrum and is not discussed in this paper.

It loads three separate Variant Call Format (VCF) files, and sample VCF files were generated using the GATK Unified Genotyper (DePristo et al., 2011).

Before the second alignment, the customized reference was updated to ensure that one allele was present at each heterozygous site predicted in the initial alignment, and non-reference alleles were added to the separate variant file.

In contrast to the 1000 genomes project, the genotype calls from the 5000 exomes project were publicly available only in a collapsed form as genotype frequencies for European Americans and African Americans and not as separate variant sets for each sample.

RT-PCR alone would only be considered reliable for confirmation of homozygous mutations (and in one case, a compound heterozygote where two separate variants abolished natural splicing of the same exon), unless combined with a secondary quantitative methodology.

However, co-segregation of a variant with disease in a single pedigree does not establish with certainty its pathogenic role, especially if other co-segregating coding variants and the possibility of a separate undetected pathogenic variant in linkage disequilibrium cannot be convincingly ruled out.

For example, if a GWAS analysis deals sequentially with one million separate variant-disease associations, it is perfectly acceptable to model one of those associations in isolation.