Inference on the C-terminal extension was more difficult, due to extensive variability in this region; dog shares the two amino acids extension with cat, cow, and alpaca, although with minor differences in these two latter species (fig. 1 C).
In reality, survival rate can be extremely variable among groups because of extensive variability in marine environmental conditions (Hedgecock 1994).
However, individual sequences corresponding to the RNA structures we identified contain extensive variability including many non-canonical base-pairs and variable-length regions outside of the very well-conserved regions that are likely directly involved in protein-binding.
Extensive variability was seen in the group of people with aphasia.
The remaining unexplored extensive variability constitutes a very significant opportunity for the identification of new genes involved in root development.
The results show that individual genomes harbor extensive variability and that this variability can be measured both within and between generations.
Thus, extensive variability can be found in both the total amount of charge as well as how the charge is distributed within the homogalacturonan region.
The combination of ligand density and ionic strength results in extensive variability of the static and dynamic binding capacities, transport rate and binding affinity of the proteins.
Sickle cell disease has been shown to demonstrate extensive variability in disease severity among and between individuals, the variability highlighted by differing genetic haplotypes.
HuES8, in particular, showed extensive variability in the generation of CD45+ cells between experiments (Fig. 2C).
Mt genomes in diverse lineages show extensive variability in size and structural organization, despite their commonly accepted α-proteobacter ancestry.
