Sentence examples for diversity variants from inspiring English sources

Both sampling strategies could result in clades of monotypic or low diversity variants, derived by single-genome sequencing, due to sampling limited regions of the female genital tract where viruses are replicating.

Of note, visual examination of the phylograms revealed clusters of monotypic and low-diversity variants interspersed across the phylograms of all subjects with compartmentalization by two or more tests.

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).

The demand for flexible and versatile robot systems rises due to the continuously increasing diversity and variants of the products as well as shortening product life cycles.

Paradigm changes were identified as innovation triggers; missing solutions for module management as well as the diversity of variants and versions were considered as innovation inhibitors.

We measure the speed with which nodes acquired immunity to attack, the overhead in terms of amount of software shared, and the diversity of variants that emerge on the network without any central control or distribution.

In other words, we report strong trends and current situations while paying great attention to diversity and variants.

In contrast, a larger number of different viruses were introduced in other areas, as observed in Texas, which lead to a broader diversity of variants.

To determine not only the diversity of variants constituting each individual HCV population but also the relationships between them, phylogenetic trees were constructed for all of the quasispecies (Fig.  2; Online Resources 5, 6, 7).

Each library contained similar sequence diversity (1924 variants), which is determined by the product of the number of sites in the IFP gene (962) where NotI is inserted by the transposase MuA and the number of orientations (2) that each synthetic DNA f1-kan R,, ek-kan R, and ay-kan R ) can be integrated the NotI sites introduced into the IFP gene by MuA.

Yet, considering the diversity of variants in the Ty coding regions (Additional files 2 and 3), we speculate that at least some of such SNPs may be responsible for a higher rate of replication of the transposon and/or for providing an adaptive advantage to ISO12 under the stress conditions.