Sentence examples for variant issues from inspiring English sources

He was tending to a young collector hoping to trade five copies of Uncanny X-Men No. 137 for the store's rare variant issues from the current Justice League series.

The microstructure in the melted layer consisted of a three phase mixture: (i) fine δ-Fe grains formed via epitaxial growth from the substrate, (ii) larger γ grains nucleated from the top surface of the melt and (iii) some needles-like variants issued from the solid state martenitic transformation.

Some participants focused on fundamental sources of uncertainty, including both probability and ambiguity (manifest by imprecision in interpreting the pathogenicity of variants) and scientific issues (what constitutes a variant): "there would be probabilities that the sequence was associated with a certain health outcome or situation.

It is likely that the difference seen in the pruned estimates was driven by the loss of tagged causal variants, an issue fundamental to this approach.

These are variant compositions not issued in the Paris, 1944, publication of 'Pasiphae.'" Under that, it said "Exhibition".

In this variant theme, the issue of whether youth are required to pay for treatment is an important consideration.

Although haplotypic association tests have theoretical advantages over SNP association tests for detecting associations with rare variants, several practical issues have limited their usefulness.

Due to the lack of transparency in the sequencing analysis pipeline and because most analysis tools will only report the final variant results, the issue of strand bias is not widely known.

Clinical issue Copy number variant regions (CNVs) are intervals of DNA ranging from 1000 bp to several megabases, in which one genomic copy is either duplicated or deleted, changing the number of gene copies in that interval.

An attempt to build a counterpart to MutPred in making missense PGx variant prediction revealed two issues.

These issues and variants of passing swirled, unformed, in my head for years before they began to coalesce.