Sentence examples for variant would be from inspiring English sources

People with this variant would be given vitamins with an extra dose of antioxidants.

Another would replace the income tax with a national sales tax, probably at least 23percentt; a variant would be a European-style value-added tax levied at every point in the distribution chain.

The same variant would be expected in two different populations only if both had inherited it from the same founder many generations ago, an unlikely event in the case of two groups as different as those in Britain and Iceland.

First off the block with an announcement was Sprint, who confirmed the prior leaks that their variant would be dubbed the oh-so-wordy "Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G".

Because elevated serum levels of IGF-1 have been described in children with premature pubarche (PP) and in adolescent girls with hyperandrogenism, we tested the a priori hypothesis that the frequency of the A→G variant would be overrepresented among children with PP.

"I would have thought that harboring a 9p21 variant would be hard to overcome," said Dr. Nehal Mehta, director of inflammatory risk in preventive cardiology at the University of Pennsylvania.

Samsung Mobile chief J.K. Shin noted at the company's London launch event that the North American variants would be 4G-capable, but that raises another question about T-Mobile's version — will it have an LTE radio?

Clearly, an easy-to-use free interface to the existing data on the identified variants would be in the interest of general public and professionals less familiar with the field.

To garner meaningful clinical information and link the genotype to a phenotype, the identification and characterization of a large number of causal fields beyond the information content of DNA sequence variants would be necessary.

Previous to this, Holden announced that VE station wagon and utility variants would be postponed and the VZ equivalents would remain in production.

The hypothesis is that common variants would be more likely to be found in infecting strains.