Sentence examples for most variants and from inspiring English sources

However, because most variants and their proxies are non-coding, it is generally difficult to identify the causal genes.

Thermal unfolding was accelerated with a shift of the transition midpoint (wild-type, 52.6°C) by >4°C in most variants and down to 40°C in variant R181C.

As most variants of T- and Y-maze tasks for pigs are not based on the orientation of the animal in relation to the space it finds itself in, the pig variants of these tests will not be considered as spatial but as operant (or in some cases social) tasks.

miRNAs in Group A1 included most variants of miR156, miR395 and miR824 and were weakly expressed in flower buds.

Secondary structure was conserved and most variants retained the key characteristics of the murine 3E10 (D31N) di-scFv produced in producedrin.

This could help explain the puzzling overrepresentation of stop codons in the canonical genetic code and most variants.

Even though it is doubtful that most variants are fully penetrant and thus sufficient to explain causality completely, the overwhelming evidence is that in more than a quarter of cases, whole-exome sequencing can identify necessary deleterious variants [ 101, 102].

VANO is coded in C++ and uses the platform-independent QT (trolltech.com) GUI library so that it runs under all major operating systems, e.g. OS X, Windows NT/XP and most variants of Unix.

A disadvantage might be that most variants are very rare and that large international collaborations will be required to obtain enough informative families with the same UV to obtain LR>1000, the threshold for causality.

In case of an influence of RF fields, differentially expressed genes should be among the most variant genes and hierarchical clustering should result in a clear separation between these groups.

Although most variants of the [PSI+] and [URE3] prions are toxic or lethal, some are mild in their effects.