Sentence examples for variants from inspiring English sources

A study by Elson and colleagues last year showed that for one particular methodology, the modified Taylor Competitive Reaction Time task, if you take a typical data set and analyse it using one of twenty-eight different analytical variants that exist in the research literature, it is possible to find 'evidence' to support any hypothesis you so wish.

"Its five light sounds no longer mean your face, / Your voice, and all your variants of grace".

The condition has several variants, but it commonly involves testosterone and cysts.

She has different titles in each of the 16 countries over which she reigns, though they are all variants on her convoluted UK job description: Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her Other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

Moving the dictionary to a class or module scope will result in a very subtle bug where the variants might appear as they get added to the mutable dictionary in different requests.

Related: Water scarcity in Yemen: the country's forgotten conflict Successful variants of the concept have already been demonstrated.

With a loop on top the cross it is the Ancient Egyptian ankh or key of life, and it has had many variants in heraldry from the Maltese to the crosslet, fleury to fourchee and appears on many national flags.

In their paper, the pair describe them as "evolutionary systems [that] form a ground on top of which the cultural and individual variants of love are built".

There are many variants, but the principle is always the same.

The area has some of the greatest tidal variants in the country, rising and falling by roughly 20 feet (seven metres) on a reliable twice-a-day schedule.

All these variants, huge in number but individually tiny enough to be contained in a droplet of liquid, are then exposed to the material which the researchers are interested in manufacturing.