Sentence examples for atypical variations from inspiring English sources

This new technology works the same way, except it uses atypical variations in parameters, like typing speed, mouse movement, keyboard strokes, tapping force and swipe patterns instead of geographical location.

Comparison of the codon usage profile of ClToxB with the native house-keeping gene actin (ClACT) and a previously characterized biotrophy-necrotrophy switch regulator ClNUDIX [ 27] showed no atypical variation in profiles (Fig.  11c).

These corresponded to 50 original E1 plants per treatment, where atypical variation (i.e. beyond that seen in the WT controls) had been observed in survival rate, flowering time, plant height, secondary branching and floral morphology.

Two rats died within 24 h after insult because of severe cerebral infarction, possibly because of atypical MCA variations.

A recent study by Barr et al 42 documented that 35.9% of atypical nevi show variations in the degree of atypia from one area to another.

Analysis of specific host-virus interactions involved in the onset and progression of myocardial injury, including comparative studies of related picornaviruses with more consistent cardiotropism, could help to further elucidate the mechanisms of this atypical, yet important variation of FMDV pathogenesis.

Principally, this necessitated the characterization and comparison of both atypical and normative developmental variations in HPA stress response across the pubertal/adolescent transition (Cicchetti and Rogosch 2002).

Longer reference periods are generally believed to reduce the time-related effects associated with atypical drinking episodes and variations in alcohol consumption patterns affected by cultural or seasonal aspects, and thus obtain more representative average values of long-term and stable patterns of alcohol use.

Here we have investigated how genotypic variation at amino acid residues 141 and 154, which are associated with susceptibility to atypical scrapie, influence conformational variation in conserved regions of the ovine prion protein.

Spectrally rotated stimuli with prosodic variation but an atypical spectral tilt created normalization effects similar to those for stimuli with a speechlike spectral tilt, but without prosodic variation.

Here we describe a simple, but robust, statistical algorithm to identify samples with atypical summaries of genome-wide variation.