Sentence examples for variants are mostly from inspiring English sources
Most of the SNPs are ancient, which is how they got to be common, whereas the disease-causing rare variants are mostly recent, because natural selection is always sweeping them away.
In the anterior compartment, variants are mostly due to the extension of ethmoid pneumatisation to adjacent bone structures.
ABCB4/MDR3 gene variants are mostly associated with a peculiar form of cholelithiasis in European adults, currently referred to as low phospholipid-associated cholelithiasis (LPAC) syndrome.
However, it remains unclear whether the underlying genetic variants are mostly moderately rare and can be identified by the genotyping of variants observed in sequenced cases in large follow-up cohorts or whether they will typically be much rarer and therefore more effectively identified by gene-based methods that seek to combine candidate variants.
These variants are mostly associated with intronic and intergenic regions, with the most significant variant regulating the level of gene expression of FGFR2 [ 6].
Indeed, studies in maize have revealed that the vast majority of differentially methylated regions including pure epigenetic variants are mostly mendelian inherited [ 63].
Moreover, HPV16 European variants were mostly identified in younger women at early clinical diagnosis stages.
These unknown cdk-like variants were mostly absent in the PCR products generated by the conserved primers of DNA derived from the nullisomic/tetrasomic line N5AT5B.
Figures 3 e) and 3(f) show that, after 6 h of suspension, cells infected with CagA negative variants were mostly dead, while about 40% of the ones infected with CagA positive strains remained anexin V and PI negative.
By contrast, in 2011 2012, B strains (3.5% of Italian isolates) belonging to the B/Yamagata lineage (closely related to the B/Wisconsin/1/2010 variant) were mostly isolated.
Melanism, the occurrence of variants that are mostly or completely dark in pigmentation, is widespread in nature and has been featured in classic studies that have greatly contributed to our understanding of natural selection in the wild [1], [2].
