Sentence examples for variants out from inspiring English sources

However, neither this variant nor 18 other chosen variants out of the 32 variants showed associations in the replication cohorts.

"We've not seen any more variants out there and I don't suspect we will".

Notably, HL-1 cardiomyocytes showed good proliferation and metabolic activity in all variants out to 14 days in culture.

A typical directed evolution experiment comprises three iterative steps of (1) diversity generation, (2) screening to identify improved variants out of a large pool of variants, and (3) isolating the genes encoding for improved variants (Shivange et al. 2009).

They also announced that, at 9.3 million worldwide sales since launch, Samsung are on track to reach 10 million sales by the year's end — giving the Galaxy S the (somewhat dubious, given the number of variants out there) title of first Android handset to hit the 8 figures mark.

The contribution of this paper includes: (i) elaboration of the concept of adaptive system and classification of means to make the system adaptive and (ii) formulation of a general architecture of the adaptive robotic system based on the criterion that the more system variants out of the architecture implies the more generality of the architecture.

Or nearly a thousand times, if you accept close variants ("out-sweeten'd," "true-sweet," "sweetheart").

As expected for inactivating mutations of a tumor suppressor gene, the mutations were distributed throughout the gene and included nonsense variants, out-of-frame and in-frame small insertions and deletions, as well as a small number (three) of missense changes.

It remains to be substantiated whether such antigenic peptides are linked to AS events that produce variants with out-of-frame shifts, such as produced by tandem donors.

But when all the data are pooled, only 24 of those variants turn out to be statistically significant, according to an analysis in the current issue of Nature Genetics by a group led by Dr. Lars Bertram of Massachusetts General Hospital.

People with different variants turned out to have different levels of hemoglobin, suggesting that the gene was important to adapting to life at high altitudes.