Sentence examples for variants arises from inspiring English sources

a The other set of force constants that modifies the NRVS spectra of both variants arises from His16.

As greater number of oncolytic variants arises through the advancement in recombineering technology, it is important to build in additional safety features.

Both variants arose in the Middle East more than 2,000 years ago and were probably carried to regions in Italy by Jewish exiles after the Roman destruction of Jerusalem, then to the Rhine Valley in the Middle Ages and eastward to the Pale of Settlement in Poland and Moldova, ending up in my father's father and my mother's mother a century ago.

The main differences between the variants arise from their growth patterns and structural arrangements.

One possibility is that the identical variants arise from cells that have clonally expanded.

Many ESBLs are derived from β-lactamase variants arising from amino acids substitutions that enable enzymes to hydrolyze various β-lactam antibiotics (Bradford 2001; Haanperä et al. 2008).

This allows us to not only evaluate the degree of thermal comfort of the occupants in accordance with ASHRAE standards but also to carry out future comparisons between different thermal exchange system variants arising from the HVAC system.

Different gene variants arise by random mutations, where random means that the effects of mutations are independent of the environmental challenge the organism is experiencing; thermal stress doesn't make it more likely that the particular mutations causing thermotolerance will arise with greater frequency.

New genetic variants arise through mutation and recombination during replication and will often only exert their effects in offspring and not in the parents in whose reproductive cells they occur (though they could also arise very early in development and appear later in the adult offspring).

Genetic variants arisen due to mutations could be a probable reason behind molecular diagnostic failure mainly owing to inhibition of binding PCR primers; that might lead to false negative PCR results or non-specific PCR products which in return, limits the use of PCR based diagnostic kits (Mendoza-cano and Sanchez-paz 2013; Kwok et al. 1990).

In fact, a recent report concluded that non-hemolytic variants arise spontaneously within a biofilm and ultimately become the dominant subpopulation [22].