Sentence examples for ethnic variant from inspiring English sources

It was an ethnic variant on Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.

"The ethnic variant I've instead heard is that it is derived from bene, the Italian term for 'well,' " Mulshine told me.

T wave inversion in anterior leads is more prevalent in athletes of Afro-Caribbean origin compared to white competitors and represents an ethnic variant of athlete's heart, especially when associated with convex ST segment elevation [ 44].

At the same time, they avoid the occurrence of rare false-positive cases due to possible ethnic variants.

In the absence of comparison with matching normal DNA, these very stringent conditions avoid the occurrence of rare false-positive cases due to some ethnic variants.

Formal pharmacokinetic analysis of BSA with ethnic variants in SNPs and adverse effect profiles between Asian and non-Asian populations would be helpful.

Those results were separately a little greater than other findings that p16 is methylated in ~25-41 ~25-41CLC, DAPK in 16-44% and RARβ in 40-43% [ 25, 26], which the differences may mainly result frof ethNSCLCariants.

However, Marsh et al [ 36] showed a significantly ethnic variation of TSER variant that homozygous triple repeat was twice as common in Chinese subjects (67%) as in Caucasians (38%).

We identified one novel ethnic specific variant associated with PLT that localized to a key regulator of hematopoiesis and confirmed previously implicated loci that were associated five hematological traits.

There are important gene variants, to some extent associated with ethnic variation, that influence metabolic rate.

The fact that our discovery cohort was not mono-ethnic may also have reduced the power to detect ethnic specific variants of small effect sizes due to significant differences in allele frequencies between ethnic groups.