Sentence examples for just one variant from inspiring English sources

But males, with only one X chromosome, inherit just one variant of the red/green opsin — the green in the case of Dalton and Sam.

Music downloads are just one variant.

To detect a GWAS signal, just one variant in LD is sufficient, but to accurately fine-map it requires information on all possible causal variants.

However, we argue that this mode of operation is not just one variant of FFL, but a new network motif in itself.

This would be equivalent to having information from just one variant, but counting it twice for each subject, which would have exactly the same effect as assigning twice the weight to that variant.

The possible values of S n range from zero (when there is just one variant, the master) to one (when all variants differ from one another and are equally represented).

Our results suggest that just one putative PM variant, CYP2D6*6 (1976g>a variant), may be associated with decreased BCSS.

Cotsapas and colleagues also examined patterns of disease association for the 47 shared loci, and found that just one locus, a variant in an exon of SH2B3 (rs3185404) was significantly associated with all seven of the AIDs examined.

"Each confers a moderate risk," Dr. Xu said, adding that the effect of having just one of the variants — a 10 or 20percentt increase in a man's chance of having prostate cancer — was not enough to justify using a single variant for screening.

Therefore, it should be sufficient to cultivate just one of the variants as a non-induced control to determine biomass fluorescence.

During years 3 5, individuals eliminated inefficient variants, and generally settled on just one technique (pounding or scrubbing) by the time they reached age 5 (see S2), though even older animals did on rare occasion experiment with a second technique.