Sentence examples for for which varying from inspiring English sources

Aside from confirming significant differential selection on drug resistance genes for which varying local selection history is already known, the analysis has revealed several loci at which there have been local differences in selection, for which the causes are not yet known.

BP-ONJ case series for which varying amounts are caused by dentures in patients with malignant and benign diseases [2, 33 42] and.

The literature dealing with this topic can be separated into two groups: a. BP-ONJ case series for which varying amounts are caused by dentures in patients with malignant and benign diseases [2, 33 42] and   b.

For example, initiatives by GP practices (category 3) took place in at least 170 GP practices across the country for which varying definitions of frailty, designs and target populations were used, whereas the initiative by health and social care professionals who visit older people at their homes (category 5) was only implemented in one area in the south-west of the Netherlands.

Not just to breakfast -- for which they are varying degrees of fashionably late -- but as a major comedy dynasty.

Cassie's condition presents itself as eight different personalities (the official term for which is 'alters'), varying from age four to age 26, and depending on which is in control of her body at the time, the content of her Insta account will vary.

Figure 3 shows the frequency of markers for which there are varying numbers of discrepancies between called alleles and a consensus sequence, or with another marker from the same contig.

Detailed examples are given for cases which involve varying degrees of non-equilibrium and therefore time-dependence.

The spontaneous adverse event reports collected by the health authorities are the major sources for structured data, which though varying in format, are suitable for data mining.

We have used microarray-based comparative genomic hybridization (MCGH) to analyze a collection of strains for which MLST analysis suggests varying levels of genetic relatedness.

Take, for example, the legal profession, which has varying requirements for a baseline amount of pro-bono services.