Sentence examples for geographical variant from inspiring English sources

A further geographical variant is given with Debussy's "Ibéria".

Yet the actual origin of these schemata, constantly subject to geographical variants, is controversial.

Interbreeding occurs, and some authorities consider the four to be geographical variants of one species, usually the cedar of Lebanon.

It has no recognised subspecies or geographical variants.

The PCR primer-binding sites for the amplicon were based on published sequences of geographical variants and were as highly conserved as possible.

The European herring gull L. argentatus has long been considered a single species with many different subspecies and/or geographical variants [ 4, 7, 9].

Viral strains and geographical variants (Table 1 and Table 2) were cultured and isolated in permissive Vero-E6 cells as previously described 11, 27.

These results highlight the benefits of using the PathogenID v2.0 resequencing microarray to characterize geographical variants in the follow-up of haemorrhagic fever epidemics; to manage patients and protect communities; and in cases of bioterrorism.

Comparison of COI and cytb in 34 individuals of one of these species, Sturnira lilium, across 13 sampling localities in Central and South America suggests that both genes provide similar resolution and can detect three geographical variants within this species.

However, in a situation such as S. lilium, with different geographical variants of up to 8% sequence variation in their COI/ cytb genes, a probe set that is designed for the species in one locality might not bind to members of the species in other localities (results not shown).

The risk variants on 3q27.3 and 11p11.2 show strong association with mRNA expression levels in blood cells while allele frequencies of the risk variants within ST6GAL1, ACCS and DEFA correlate with geographical variation in IgAN prevalence.