Sentence examples for single variation from inspiring English sources

In 1819, a Viennese music publisher wrote a waltz and asked dozens of composers to write a single variation.

And those are just the fatalities that resulted from a single variation in one factor in one small state in one twenty-five-year period.

From this single variation it is clear that Moscheles, like Beethoven, saw the awkward yet intriguing touches in Diabelli's seemingly bumptious tune.

Because genes come in pairs (alleles), a person with potentially harmful variations in both alleles is presumably at even greater risk than someone with a single variation.

In 1819, Anton Diabelli, a Viennese music publisher, composed a little waltz and sent it to dozens of composers — he wanted each of them to write and send him a single variation, which he'd publish together in one volume.

This single variation is ancient enough to support the theory, to which I have long subscribed, that the earliest division among dogs was between large ones and small ones.

The variation in light must also be periodic to indicate an exoplanet, so single variations can be ignored too.

In addition to functional single variations, functional haplotypes have also been reported within this locus.

The dataset contained 2156 single variations from ProTherm.

There were thirteen unique alterations identified, with 16 tumors having a single variations and four tumors having two separate variations (Table  3).

The data uncovers genomic variations, such as single nucleotide variations (SNVs) and copy number variations that underlie phenotypic differences between the strains.