Sentence examples for a single variation in from inspiring English sources

And those are just the fatalities that resulted from a single variation in one factor in one small state in one twenty-five-year period.

I've used a computer since 1989 and the established codes of layout have been in place since then with only a single variation in the font: Arial, double-spaced, justified.

Furthermore, we found a single variation in both study groups (Table 1, Figure 1).

"Vexations" consists of a brief theme and a single variation, some 80 seconds in total, that if Satie's oblique directive is accepted on its face, should be repeated 840 times.

With the exception of a single variation at nucleotide 11780 in the ND5 gene, our whole mitochondrial genome sequence for the B6 strain was in complete agreement with the recently republished sequence for this mouse strain [ 23].

In 1819, Anton Diabelli, a Viennese music publisher, composed a little waltz and sent it to dozens of composers — he wanted each of them to write and send him a single variation, which he'd publish together in one volume.

The scientists found a single genetic variation in 95% of the dark moths that was missing in every pale moth they tested, they report online today in Nature.

Likely, specific patterns of genetic polymorphisms rather than a single genetic variation in TLRs or subsequent cytokine pathways that activate macrophages may be associated with IA in patients at risk.

The genetic region encoding amino acids defining this pocket is largely conserved within the different alleles studied, presenting just a single dimorphic variation in the Gβ86V position among human HLA-DRβ1* molecules.

In particular, isolate Cam033 (SIT405) differed by a single locus variation (SLV in MIRU02) from isolate Cam038 which belongs to the EAI2_Manilla subfamily.

A Wyss Institute team devised a CRISPR/Cas9-based mutation-prevention system that is capable of discriminating a single nucleotide variation (indicated here in green) in the DNA code (in blue) to readily remove newly occurring disease-associated mutations.