Sentence examples for scope of variants from inspiring English sources

The majority of PGD testing is restricted in the scope of variants assayed or by the availability of extended family members.

> The methods described in this paper expand the scope of variants that can be detected in reads, and should therefore increase the utility of next-generation sequencing data.

The enantiospecificity and substrate scope of variant Y93L/L367I for a number of sec-alcohols were determined and compared to those of wild-type CalA.

Identification of allelic variants has accelerated as a result of the cataloging and mapping of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) throughout the genome by the International HapMap Project (21– 23) and characterization of the scope of structural variation, including copy number variants, in the genome (24– 24).

The LPVs in MiSeq data (see Table  4) showed no strand bias while falling in the scope of frequencies of real variants.

The validation of these mismatches is beyond the scope of this study, and therefore the variants identified here can only be considered as putative, candidate loci for polymorphism.

The split between DNA and protein variants shows the varying scope of the tools.

Investigations into extending the scope of both the present reaction and other variants are ongoing.

Additionally detailed below are the history, mechanism, scope, and enantioselective variants of the reaction.

Until we gain a deeper understanding of the role of ROL and the Fe plaque in nutrient uptake, and whether genotypic differences in either ROL or Fe plaque formation confer enhanced P or Zn acquisition under field conditions, there is little scope for selecting variants of these traits to improve nutrient acquisition in rice.

There are lots of variants.