Sentence examples for updated variant from inspiring English sources

This updated variant of eugenics believes that humanity must take control of its own evolution.

In an updated variant of "a penny saved is a penny earned," he advises people to be cautious about their finances.

"The Woman in the Window" — in which our suspects are a fixed cast of neighbors in another household — is an updated variant of the locked-room mystery, that reliably entertaining standby.

This detector was designed for another satellite and the updated variant of the TUS detector for a new platform is presented.

The spoligotypes were also compared with those contained in the international database SITVIT2, an updated variant of the previously published SpolDB4 database [16], and were assigned to the major phylogenetic lineages according to signatures provided in SITVIT2, which defines 62 genetic lineages/sublineages of M. tuberculosis complex isolates (http://www.pasteur-guadeloupe.fr:8081/SITVITDemo).

Reads were then re-aligned using this updated variant file and reference, and filtered as before.

More recent data indicate that identification of variants of uncertain significance has continued to decline to approximately 5% of BRCA tests performed - a testament to the importance of maintaining and updating variant databases [ 22].

Because alerts are triggered when geneticists update variant-level information, usually as a result of analysis done in the course of reporting a case, generating updates often does not require additional laboratory effort.

Model 1300: Slightly updated version with five-shell tubular magazine Model 1300 Defender: Increased capacity variants of the Model 1300 with a seven-shell tubular magazine.

The expression of each updated transcriptional variant was estimated by PCR.

The available information on each case with a diagnosis of FTD or primary progressive aphasia was reassessed to determine how each would be classified using the updated behavioural variant FTD (Rascovsky et al., 2011) and primary progressive aphasia (Gorno-Tempini et al., 2011) subtype criteria [almost all cases had been previously classified by the Neary et al. (1998) criteria].