Sentence examples for variants that make from inspiring English sources

Malted mixed grain and mixed seed flours are wholemeal variants that make excellent breads and barabriths.

Such isolation is ripe for selection on genetic variants that make it easier for plants, animals and humans to survive.

The fact is that we are all walking around with a random and totally unfair assortment of genetic variants that make us more or less content, anxious, depressed or prone to use drugs.

Driven by advances in massive parallel sequencing and applied on large patient control cohorts, systematic identification of these rare variants that make up the genetic architecture of ALS became feasible.

There are four quick inventory slots that which can be filled with health syringes, guns and the game's signature crossbow that can be customized with explosive, shock and harpoon bolt variants that make up part of the game's crafting system.

As a result, research into drugs and diseases almost completely ignores the genetic variation of the African population, meaning drugs are often less effective there than elsewhere in the world and gene variants that make people more susceptible to certain diseases are missed.

European scientists had for many years discussed the desirability of a new, rational, and uniform system to replace the national and regional variants that made scientific and commercial communication difficult.

Although the in vitro cell culture model provides us with great advantages, it also has its own set of disadvantages as reported by Kulasingam and Diamandis, like a single-cell line has multiple variants that makes this system complex.

Other groups, particularly people from East Asia, have a genetic variant that makes it harder for them to metabolize acetaldehyde, so their hangovers are much worse.

One evening at a party, they challenged the famous playwright Frank Wedekind to a bout of Hosenlupf (literally, "trouser-hoist"), a Swiss wrestling variant that makes inventive use of an opponent's waistband.

Some people might find it a relief to discover that they had a genetic variant that made them naturally more anxious — that they were wired for anxiety, not weak — even if right now there is no exact fix.