Sentence examples for equivalent variant from inspiring English sources

Here we shall employ an equivalent variant of Cowen's theorem that was first proposed by Nakazi and Takahashi [9].

A simple test for mad cow disease and its human equivalent, variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD), may be one step closer to reality.

An equivalent variant of the definition requires that (a_n) is the output of the automaton after reading (i_mi_{m-1}cdots i_1i_0).

In contrast, the study of Siebenga et al identifies 2004 as an epidemic year, and although equivalent variant strains were circulating in the UK in 2004, such an epidemic was not observed in the UK or throughout Europe [J Harris, personal communication].

Moreover, levels of the mouse LYP protein homolog (Pep) were observed to be dramatically reduced when the equivalent variant to R620W (Pep619waswas expressed.

No H2A.Z.1 equivalent variant was identified, but the apparent absence of H2A.Z.1 in C. carpio is likely to be the result of the methodology used by Simonet et al. to identify H2A.Z, which was based on the primers generated from only one of the zebrafish H2A.Z counterparts.

In the language Pāṇini describes, forms in -tum and dative singular forms of action nouns are equivalent variants: bhoktuṃ gacchati/ bhojanāya gacchati 'he is going out to eat.' That some forms fell into disuse in the course of Indo-Aryan is natural.

Displacive transformation appears to favour certain of the crystallographically equivalent variants and so gives a stronger texture than purely diffusional transformation.

In addition, the equivalent variants were symmetrically adjoined at the boundary to maintain the compatibility of shape strain of martensites across the boundary.

Moreover, since the equivalent variants in neighbouring grains at the tilt boundary are selected, strain compatibility of the shape strain of martensite across the tilt boundary is satisfied, resulting in an increased Ms. The effect of pre-strain on the heterogeneous nucleation of martensite at the boundaries was also investigated.

In such cases, sequencing, or an equivalent variant-discovery method, may be the only way to identify a disease association.