Sentence examples for more frequent variation from inspiring English sources

More frequent variation, if pathogenic, is generally in the susceptibility range.

First, the nucleotide sequence divergence of these genes was reduced compared with the amino acid sequence divergence, consistent with the positive selection signal showing that non-synonymous were more frequent than synonymous variations.

This is because this variation is more frequent in the network than any other variation (such as the well-known GIGG motif of the HIV-1 LTRCAP and relatives).

p.Arg787X is a recurrent mutation commonly found in BRB as germline sequence variation, while in URB is more frequent as somatic mutation.

Of the album, Hunt-Hendrix said: "If Liturgy is a vehicle for grand rock albums, Kel Valhaal is more low key, more of an ongoing flicker; less finely wrought, with more frequent and shorter releases, more variation, less consistency, more experimentation".

Minor variations are more frequent in P. aeruginosa isolates with abundant mutations and recombination that contemplates wide spectrum of microevolution in a shorter duration [ 5, 6].

In the real world phenomena, since the almost periodic variation of the environment plays a crucial role in many biological and ecological dynamical systems and is more frequent and general than the periodic variation of the environment, some influential theory and results have been obtained in [23, 24].

(1) Language structure is emergent and, therefore, structural regularity and variation arises from more frequent ways of using language.

The affective psychoses were slightly more frequent in women and showed less variation with age.

Coercive treatment seems to be more frequent in recent years, but the variation is large between different counties.

There is also some evidence that the M694V variation may be more frequent in FMF patients with sacroiliitis [ 4].