Sentence examples for form of variation from inspiring English sources

Geneticists realized only in 2004 that having extra copies of genes was a widespread form of variation in the human genome.

A similar damped type form of variation was observed at TJO in Iceland.

There is a wide range of allelic variation in human disease genes, and one common form of variation is the Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP).

The latter was now the form of variation to be given primary evolutionary significance, and presumably this was more likely to be transmitted to the offspring, although details are left unclear.

If these preferences were to result in assortative mating in the field (females with red preferences mating with the reddish males only, females with blue preferences mating with the blue), sexual selection in the form of variation in female mating preferences could result in the formation of new species.

Perpetually describing disability as negative by default instead of as a normal or neutral form of variation means it becomes something to be eradicated, fixed, removed.

The latter are given in the form of variations along the axis of the rod.

The long final scene of recognition is a skillfully rendered passacaglia (a stately dance in the form of variations on a repeated ground bass) in which a rapturously lyrical ensemble for the main characters is supported by wistful choral refrains.

To hate our own will and to obey the commands of the Abbess in everything,... remembering the Lord's command … systems of recording sound come in the form of variations of magnetisation along a continuous tape of, or coated with or impregnated with, ferro-magnetic material.

On the same disk, his "Galdreslatten" (1942) and "Kjempeviseslatten" (1943) make more direct use of Norwegian folk dances, the first in the form of variations, the second repetitively building to a powerful and moving climax in honor of the Norwegian resistance movement of World War II.

However, corrections are still possible, for instance under the form of variations in the rate of raise.