Sentence examples for a variants from from inspiring English sources
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In contrast, using the cDNA sequence that crosses the first intron in the "traditional" CXCR3-A variant from exon 1 into exon 2, four cDNA clones were identified.
QueryLocalCOSMIC queried the COSMIC subset dataset for annotation information pertaining to a file of identified DNA variants from a patient's tumor sample.
QueryLocalSNP queried the dbSNP subset dataset for annotation information pertaining to a file of identified DNA variants from a patient's tumor sample.
Labor intensive experiments are typically required to identify the causal disease variants from a list of disease associated variants in the genome.
You can download these map variants from a Bungie.net file share to your console.
Indeed, several theorists said the future now looked dim for alternative theories of gravity, in particular a variant from string theory, which incorporates extra dimensions and which predicts enhanced growth of structures like galaxy clusters.
I shall simply mention here that Brownlee has discovered in one of the Dead Sea Isaiahs a variant from our Hebrew text that stresses the Messianic idea, and that he associates this passage, as Dupont-Sommer does, with the Messianic references In Zechariah and Daniel (9 24-27: "the Anointed One," who is to be "cut off").
If you get tired of asking Microsoft how old you look, here's a variant from startup Lulu — a site that answers the question, "How Dude Do I Look?" Lulu launched the project last week.
Here we analyzed the energetic contributions of the residues from these two approaches by single and double mutant analyses and determined crystal structures for a variant from the calculation (I16/L18/E25/K29) and from the selection (I16/I18/E25/F29).
In common with other congressional Progressives, Owen opposed a proposal from Senator Aldrich for a system explicitly controlled by the large banks and a variant from Rep. Carter Glass of Virginia, which obtained some initial backing from President Woodrow Wilson).
