Sentence examples for identifiable variations from inspiring English sources
While testing samples that are labeled as "bamboo" by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), the reference spectrum matched that of viscose rayon, with no identifiable variations (Textile Digest 2009).
Instead, we demonstrate genetic variation is associated with the majority of identifiable variation in DNA methylation and gene expression levels.
There is a marked identifiable variation in individual patient risk (see Figure 4).
Extending this theory to cows, he adds: "In small populations such as herds you would encounter identifiable dialectical variations which are most affected by the immediate peer group".
Due to patient privacy, the whole-genome sequencing data, which may contain personally identifiable genetic variation and disease-associated alleles, are not publicly available.
In most of these examples, conventional subgroup analyses were unable to identify large variations in treatment benefit that were identifiable using multivariable risk-stratification.
Although coincident SNPs and DNMs are measuring variation in the mutation rate over very different time scales, it is expected that any source of variation identifiable through coincident SNPs should also be present in DNMs.
Not all existing therapies for type 2 diabetes provide similar glycemic control for every affected patient; with a few notable exceptions, how different responses to therapy relate to specific variations within identifiable subgroups of patients remained, and remains, largely unexplored.
When anthocyanin-promoting MYB sequences from other species are aligned, this C-terminus consensus motif was still identifiable but with slight variations to become [R/K]Px [P/A/R]xx [F/Y].
Each population was assigned a unique identifier and analysed independently so that temporal variation was identifiable (Table 1).
The term "mutant gene," while clearly identifiable as a "cause of variation" by a biologist, was too rare to be incorporated into the scoring models (Table 4).
