Sentence examples for particular variations from inspiring English sources

The new emphasis was on the particular variations and struggles of life in adapting to the environment.

Each group of reptiles developed its own particular variations on this major pattern in accord with the general adaptive trends of the group.

Survival probabilities and proliferation rates are typically associated with the 'fitness' of particular variations.

He implied, however, that it was through reproduction that particular variations, or traits as we call them here, were or were not passed on to future generations.

The graphic symbol may have two types of information added about particular variations of device and detail about the device function.

They found that those with particular variations in a stretch of DNA within the "fat gene" or FTO gene, called intron 8, could be at greater risk of developing melanoma.

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Nine years ago, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine, in St . Louis reported that families with a particular variation in the PCSK9 gene had very low levels of L.D.L. ("bad") cholesterol.

The Hula-Hoop was an ideal fad because each child could develop his own particular variation in spinning the hoop.

Examples of aggressive mimicry are abundant and varied; each demonstrates its own particular variation of basic mimicry principles.

Instead, it looks as if early in the dog's history — about 15,000 years ago — humans captured through breeding a particular variation in the code for a single gene that produced small dogs that retained essential dog behaviors and characteristics.