Sentence examples for variants that exist from inspiring English sources
A study by Elson and colleagues last year showed that for one particular methodology, the modified Taylor Competitive Reaction Time task, if you take a typical data set and analyse it using one of twenty-eight different analytical variants that exist in the research literature, it is possible to find 'evidence' to support any hypothesis you so wish.
The rapidly increasing knowledge of the role of genetic variants in human disease raises an important question: Why do pathologic variants that exist in the genome of every organ or tissue affect primarily specific tissues, like asthma affecting the lung or schizophrenia the brain?
A project named "The 1000 Genome Project" aims to identify nearly all variants that exist at any appreciable frequency in different populations using WES.
Thus, while the Neandertal genome presents a challenge to the simplest version of an "out-of-Africa" model for modern human origins, it continues to support the view that the vast majority of genetic variants that exist at appreciable frequencies outside Africa came from Africa with the spread of anatomically modern humans.
Understanding the genetic variants that exist can help to understand what is going in the body.
"I tried to develop a vocabulary of forms that would be comprehensive enough for all the variants that exist," she notes.
While both ideas have some appeal, we would argue that the probe sets, although some are flawed, capture real information about sequence variants that existed in the public databanks at the time the probe sets were designed.
Thus, only sites that were called as homozygous were examined from each wAnaITG genome, assuming that those were representative of the variants that existed in the wAna genome before integrating into the host genome as wAnaITG.
As such, the performance of a tranche with a sensitivity of 95% and a positive predictive value of 99% is interpreted as a tranche where 95% of the true variants that existed were called and that 99% of the variants called are true variants.
The coalescent analysis conducted in that study suggested that the closely related HBV/E variants found in that community originated from a single variant that existed a few years ago, thus indicating that only a single HBV/E strain was introduced to that community [53].
Our finding of a dominant variant that exists over a large part of the United States, together with evidence of a geographically distinct southeast coastal Texas variant, suggests that both mechanisms of spread have influenced the genetic distribution and spread of WNV in the United States.
