Sentence examples for most variable ones from inspiring English sources

Like in [ 54], we then make the choice to focus only on the loop structures which are known to be the most variable ones, and hence the more challenging to study.

Populations in the Asturias and the Pyrenees were the most variable ones with eight polymorphic loci.

To ensure analysis of only the informative probe sets, the probe sets that did not vary across all samples were removed, leaving the most variable ones for analysis (66% of the probe sets).

(A ) GWAS for CHH differentially methylated regions (DMRs) at 10°C in 151 accessions, defined using 200 bp sliding windows across the genome and selecting the 200,000 most variable ones.

B. eatonii amino acid sequences were analyzed for the positional diversity by Shannon entropy analysis, showing CH4 as the most conserved domain, and CH3 as the most variable one.

The spc operon is the most variable one, with 10 out of 12 genes persistent (rpmD and rpmJ are missing).

One study included a preliminary screening of four different regions to find the most variable one, which happened to be the ND4 gene followed by the ATP gene and then the CR [ 24].

Tfp have been considered as one of the most variable structures on the bacterial surface due to high frequency gene conversion, resulting in amino acid sequence variation of the major pilin subunit (PilE).

The most variable cell lines were one of the Pac-resistant cell line A2780PR1 and one of the Top-resistant cell line A2780TR2.

They conclude their study by looking at the evolution rate of olfactory receptors in 9 Drosophila species and find that Or7a is a gene that underwent many amino acid substitutions, suggesting that this receptor is one of the most variable amongst different species and thus one of the least conserved.

A description of the first one hundred most variable genes, both up and down regulated, is shown on Tables  3 and 4 and illustrated in Figures  3 and 4. Several contigs had no correspondence with defined categories.