Sentence examples for no variation from from inspiring English sources
"I determined for the gratification of public curiosity to commit his statements to writing, and publish them, with little or no variation, from his own words," he wrote.
Since the AW-XWVD produces accurate instantaneous energy and IIB-phase estimates, the constellation diagram generated shows almost no variation from the original points and is better compared to the S-transform.
The first line at y = 1, represents the case where bats produce only one song variant and show no variation from one rendition to the next.
CAG repeat lengths in the YAC128 animals were 121 and no variation from this was detected.
Furthermore, alignments of TE sequences that have been completely mutated at RIP target sites would show no evidence of RIP activity because comparison of aligned sequences would reveal no variation from the RIP-mutated consensus sequence.
Despite the historic Australian WCV containing ptxS1A, no variation from that phenotype was found by Poynten et al. in 62 isolates tested from the 84 collected between 1967 to 1998 [ 32].
A separate review carried out by a special assistant after the execution had been completed found that all the required medical steps set out in the protocol had been properly followed using trained and qualified staff and there had been no variations from established policy.
No variations from normal parameters were detected.
Most patients who get BRCA testing have results that can be interpreted in a relatively straightforward manner – either no variations from 'wild type', harmless sequence variations or a clearly deleterious mutation.
Both the transplant and healthy control cohorts were compared with published frequencies (HapMap Caucasian European (CEU) and CEU Geno frequencies; Pubmed SNP database www.Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) to assess any variation from the normal expected frequencies: no major variation from expected frequencies was noted.
Within each of these compartments, no latitudinal variation from North to South was observed.
