Sentence examples for variants in support from inspiring English sources
Based on its performance, the system can be applied for the characterization of minor viral variants in support of studies of viral evolution, which can inform the rational design of the next generation of vaccines and therapeutics.
As Facebook's data scientists explain, "the original variant in support of Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) was propagated primarily by liberals, while those mentioning government and taxes slanted conservative.
The low frequency of truncating variants in controls supports PALB2 as a high-penetrance breast cancer predisposing gene.
In addition, the findings of this study correlate well with what is known of the behavioural effects of 5-HTT gene variants in humans, supporting the hypothesis that these phenotypes are the result of altered 5-HTT expression.
Importantly, RB1 variants defective in supporting NHEJ were capable of blocking cell-cycle progression and E2F transcriptional activation as effectively as WT RB1, providing strong support that neither loss of cell-cycle inhibition nor loss of E2F regulation provide a mechanistic explanation for the contribution of RB proteins in NHEJ that we describe.
Several different model variants of the G2 are sold, with most variants differing only in support for regional network types and bands.
When the flexibility of an inter-block gap x(s i, e i) between two adjacent blocks is large, it implies that the pattern P spans a wildcard region and the length of the region is variant in its supporting sequences.
The results presented here support an important role for genetic variants in BAV and provide support for additional studies in well-powered cohorts.
The.pdb coordinates of the modeled H2-Kd−Ins B15 23 complex and its variants are shown in Supporting Information.
We suggest that the corroborating evidence be taken together in support of variant-induced missplicing.
Sequencing errors can result in support for sequence variants that do not exist in the underlying genome.
