Sentence examples for basis for variation from inspiring English sources
"If we understand the genetic basis for variation between individuals it could be possible to develop bespoke ways to control mosquitoes better, and develop new ways to repel them.
Additionally, limited data support a genetic basis for variation in onset and severity, but specific loci have not been identified.
Associations between candidate genes and other socioeconomic outcomes have been undertaken in situations where the genetic basis for variation in outcomes was not established.
In fact, there was a strong positive genetic correlation suggesting a common genetic basis for variation in lifetime reproductive effort in males and in females.
A genome-wide study of gene expression found that the variation of gene expression between alleles is common in human and it is believed to be the basis for variation in the transmission of some diseases [9], [32].
In conclusion, we demonstrated a genetic basis for variation in female choosiness and female responsiveness.
Mr. Glass's music is in an A-B-A format that starts to become like a rondo: a basic six-note pattern becomes the basis for variations, sometimes evoking Bach.
Darwin may not know the actual basis for variations, but he realizes…that any variation that cannot be passed on to offspring cannot be selected for or against".
Finally, FCU is not currently proposed for routine clinical use; rather, especially the spot test can be used as a tool in studies exploring the basis for variations in renal handling of urate, including epidemiologic investigations.
The ability to correlate QD valency with bioactivity and performance will allow determination of the optimum number of bioligands required for efficient conjugate preparation or delivery into cells and may provide a quantitative basis for variations seen in both commercially available and homemade QDs.
Ongoing studies using such models promise to provide valuable new insight into the biologic properties which govern the pathogenicity of inhaled environmental agents, the mediators they release, and the biochemical basis for variations in individual susceptibility to injury by such agents.
