One of my variants, for example, is scattered among people in Finland, Poland, Armenia, the Netherlands, Scotland, Israel, Germany and Norway.
From the 10th century onward Persian poems were written at almost every court in the Iranian areas, sometimes in dialectical variants (for example, in Ṭabarestāni dialect at the Zeyārid court).
Among the factors that contribute to the DNA damage response (DDR) are histones and their post-translational modifications (for example, phosphorylated H2A serine 129; γ-H2A.X in metazoans), ATP-dependent chromatin remodellers (for example, RSC, INO80, TIP60), and histone variants (for example, Htz1)2.
In the development of variants, for example, a song with four musical lines (e.g., ABCD) may lose two of these lines and take on the form ABAB. In turn, two new lines may be substituted for the initial two, giving it a form EFAB. Folk tunes also change when they cross ethnic or cultural boundaries.
The syntax of such speakers may also have recognizable variants; for example, instead of the standard Hindi form mujhey jana hai 'I have to go,' Punjabis and Delhites say maine jana hae, Hindi speakers of Teangana say maiku jana hai, and people of western Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra say apanko jana hai.
Apple already follows this playbook with cases and dongles, charging frankly eye-watering prices for official connectors, replacement cables, fancy leather iPhone cases or battery-equipped variants, for example.
The following list gives the name of several PSO variants for examples.
One vasopressin receptor variant, for example, "seems to be very strongly associated with males who are poor at maintaining romantic relationships.
A German variant, for example, may exhibit characteristics of German folk music, while its variant in the Czech Republic, although recognizably related, will assume the stylistic traits of Czech folk music.
Say you download an app from a Helix partner to find out if you have a specific genetic variant, for example the "speed gene," known to be possessed by many athletes (nicely described here by 23andMe).
More than three-quarters of long-distance triathletes had one type of variant, for example.
