Sentence examples for variant of each from inspiring English sources

The reference variant of each type was chosen, except for HPV16 where an African-1 lineage E6 was cloned from a clinical sample (AF472508) [15].

Each pose was coded to denote whether the high status (+1) neutral (0) or low status (−1) variant of each type of cue (e.g., postural openness) was present.

The FST results are summarized in Figure 5. Recall that FST makes use of the relative frequencies of all cultural variants, not just the modal variant of each group.

The intra-strain colony morphology variation was particularly dramatic in the in vitro passaged 1013 and ATCC9372 isolates, in which one variant of each lineage had lost the production of color on LB orSBAplates (Figure 2), suggesting more dramatic alterations to the genome.

Equivalent quantities of cell wall-enriched extracts from each strain grown at pH 7.5 or 6.4 were loaded onto SDS PAGE, transferred to nitrocellulose membranes and analyzed by mouse sera specific for the ancillary protein 1 (AP1) variant of each pilus type.

Computation script was written using R version 2.11.1, to enable visualisation of the variant of each genetic locus present.

Lonnrot selected the best variants of each story and assembled them into a coherent whole, writing his own connective passages where necessary and imposing his own timeline to create a logically flowing chain of events.

If β is the result of relettering a bound variable in a wff α, then α and β are said to be bound alphabetical variants of each other, and bound alphabetical variants are always equivalent.

Moreover we will say of a set σ of propositions that it is true iff each of its members is true; and we will say that a sequence j of ideas verifies a set σ of propositions with respect to i iff j verifies each member of σ with respect to i, i.e., iff the j/i-variant of each member of σ is true.

There are significant variants of each of these.

All of this is done by seamlessly switching between dozens of variants of each 360 video taken from multiple angles.