Sentence examples for diverse variants from inspiring English sources

One variable examined was exposure of infants to sdNVP near the time of birth; NVP exposure could theoretically impact the diversity of the infant's viral population, either by causing bottlenecking of the population (through selection of a limited number of resistant variants) or by increasing diversity (through selection of diverse variants with resistance mutations).

Anti-communism has diverse variants across countries.

The libraries showed a remarkably high frequency of highly polymorphic and functionally diverse variants.

For numerical methods, one may cite the generalized Newton Raphson method and its diverse variants, and the homotopy continuation method.

Diverse variants of coimmobilization of the enzyme onto the surface of conductometric transducers were analyzed with respect to the improvement of analytical characteristics of biosensors.

Based on one measurement example, a detailed analysis of diverse variants of these approaches for dual-satellite state modelling is performed.

How many diverse variant services are available for each functionality?

For example, depending on the compatibility between the number of faults to be tolerated and the number of diverse variant services available, the feasibility of a fault-tolerant solution may not be possible.

Using a combination of sequence analysis, structural models, and in vivo screening, several functionally diverse AAV9 variants were identified, notably, variants AAV9.45 and AAV9.61 that displayed a 10- to 25-fold lower gene transfer efficiency in liver, while transducing the myocardium as efficiently as AAV9.

To eliminate the preferentially amplified gene variant and to retrieve a reasonable proportion of diverse gene variants [see [ 25]], between 26-40 F/K clones per accession were sequenced using the F-for primer, depending on the variation found within each plant.

Among the diverse histone variants of S. lemnae and O. trifallax, we found divergent, coexpressed variants corresponding to four of the five core nucleosomal proteins (H1.2, H2A.6, H2B.4, and H3.7) suggesting that these ciliates may possess specialized nucleosomes involved in genome processing during nuclear differentiation.