Sentence examples for variant rather than from inspiring English sources
First, somatic clinical interpretation is performed at the level of the variant rather than simply that of the gene.
The tacos were the American fast-food variant rather than authentic Mexican, but that's fine — fast-food tacos are a nearly perfect snack, crunchy corn wrapper, lettuce, yellow cheese and all.
The father's tumor manifested LOH of the variant, rather than the wild-type, EPHB2 allele.
We judge the one nucleotide change to represent a genuine distinct variant rather than Taq polymerase error, because we have already identified this specific variant in other patient populations [4].
We use the absolute value of the group's modal variant rather than the variant with the maximum absolute value in order to conform to the normative way archaeologists most often perceive and describe the material record.
Over 110,000 of these variants had >99% probability of being a true variant rather than a sequencing error.
Furthermore, paediatric cancers tend to be enriched in either mutations or structural variants, rather than a mixture of the two.
His works are extremely rare, and most of his surviving images, almost all of them landscapes, are unique variants rather than editions of prints.
Two other geneticists, Peter Kraft and David J. Hunter of the Harvard School of Public Health, also writing in the journal, largely agree with Dr. Goldstein in concluding that probably many genetic variants, rather than few, "are responsible for the majority of the inherited risk of each common disease".
To test these particular structural variants in model animals, accurate genome editing is required to produce equivalent mutations to human variants rather than producing only simple KO models where entire coding genes are rendered non-functional.
The friendly game, with a limit on bets (sometimes doubled for the last round), usually allows the dealer to choose the game, with an emphasis on the old, traditional stud and draw variants rather than the hyper-charged hold 'em, which in tournament play is no-limit, meaning a player can go "all in": betting all of one's chips at once.
