Sentence examples for individual variant of from inspiring English sources
The same method is used to obtain an individual variant of the Katznelson Tzafriri Theorem.
The report concludes that many of the crimes against humanity stem directly from state policies in a country which, since it was formed from the division of Korea, has been run on a highly individual variant of Stalinist-based self-reliance and centralised dynastic rule.
An individual variant of an STR is called allele.
However, in testing the significance of the orthogonal contrasts for an individual variant of a GWAS a multiplicity adjustment should be considered.
In their paper, the pair describe them as "evolutionary systems [that] form a ground on top of which the cultural and individual variants of love are built".
For each scenario which is a unique combination of individual variants of five parameters (Fig. 1), it calculates biomass demand and supply balances for the globe and for 11 world regions along with the average grazing intensity and regional biophysical trade balances.
To speed up identification of the most efficient producers, researchers at Harvards Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering describe new approaches to this process and demonstrate how genetically encoded fluorescent biosensors can enable the generation and testing of billions of individual variants of a metabolic pathway in record time.
We advocate the continued use of paralog numbers preceded by a period to designate individual variants of one family without implication as to their phylogenetic interrelationships or functions.
Individual variants of genes encoding mediators that are involved in the inflammatory response to an infectious agent might account for differences in clinical evolution and outcome of septic patients treated correctly and with apparently similar approaches.
These universal systems are hypothesized to form a biological foundation on which the cultural and individual variants of sexual, romantic, and longer term love are built (Gottschall and Nordlund 2006; Jankowiak and Fischer 1992).
We consider the (weighted) burden test statistic, which is the (weighted) sum of the score statistic for assessing effects of individual variants on the trait of interest.
