The phrase "available in a variant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a product, service, or item that comes in different forms or versions.
Example: "The software is available in a variant that supports multiple languages."
Alternatives: "offered in a version" or "provided in a form".
Toyota's Highlander is fresh, and is available in a hybrid variant.
Other details that leaked today include the fact that the Galaxy Note 3 won't be available in a 16GB variant (makes sense, given space demands of increasingly powerful mobile operating systems and decreasing cost of flash memory components), along with the fact that we'll probably see a new Sony smartphone introduced September 4, too.
The provider interface must manage the process of notifying providers when new information becomes available on a variant previously identified in one or more of their patients.
Other smartphone makers divide up the line with sizes, but also change up the features available in each variant, adding a lot more to consider in the decision-making process.
Previously, the Shield Tablet K1 was available in two variants — a 16GB version and a 32GB version with LTE.
The Galaxy S6 will be available in two variants, a front-facing display version and a version that curves down both sides of the screen — which will have Samsung's "Edge" branding.
All data described in this study is publicly available in the Variant Call Format (VCF) and accessible via the Rat Genome Database (http://rgd.mcw.edu/) for browsing or direct FTP downloading [ 41].
This model is available in two variants: (1) a tri-linear constitutive model derived by means of inverse analysis and (2) an analytical model based on the fibre pull-out of a single fibre.
Unfortunately, statistically distinguishing a haplotype effect from a genuine local interaction is likely to be very difficult especially when only a limited sample of the variants available in a region.
Using the different sequence databases available in amniotes, a long variant transcript, corresponding to a read-trough transcript of Nme1 and Nme2 genes can be found in human, chimpanzee, horse, cow, platypus, and anole lizard (Table 1).
