Sentence examples for differences in the predominant from inspiring English sources
Allelic heterogeneity can result in 1) contributions of different variants within the same gene and 2) differences in the predominant variants in a gene that influence the phenotype in different samples.
"There are significant differences in the predominant manner the two substances are ingested and marketed," he said.
In part this may be due to differences in the predominant countries of origin among immigrants to Western Europe.
In the northern part of the DCA, we cannot see any significant spatial differences in the predominant frequencies in MHVRs, as shown in Fig. 8.
Differences in the predominant traditional construction materials used serve as the basis for much of the diversity in Malagasy architecture.
Metagenome data revealed significant differences in the predominant phyla associated with each of these geochemical environments.
The application of selective plating and gacA/oprF PCR-RFLP analyses revealed differences in the amount and predominant type of culturable pseudomonads among geographical locations, among treatments, and between rhizospheric and bulk soil.
As can be seen in Figure 5A, while at the early time-points inter-individual differences are the predominant source of variation in the data, degradation overwhelms these differences in the low quality (low RIN) RNA samples from 48 hours and 84 hours.
In contrast to the large RIN-associated effects we observed, Opitz et al. reported that of 41,000 tested probe-level 2data points only 275 demonstrated significant degradation effects, with inter-individual differences being the predominant signal in the data.
The shift in predominant HMPV genotype observed in this study was similar to those reported for RSV and influenza viruses (6 ) and can be attributed to changes in immunity of the population in response to antigenic differences between the predominant circulating strains (12, 13 ).
In sum, our results show that assuming the primacy of raw material differences as the predominant explanatory factor in stone tool morphology, or variation between assemblages, is unwarranted.
