Sentence examples for variants that seem from inspiring English sources

They found 21 variants that seem to help female birds ages 11 days to 90 days old comparable scrub jays lacking those variants didn't live as long.

Initial findings from an analysis of the wellderly group's genes has revealed a higher-than-normal presence of genetic variants that seem to offer protection from long-term cognitive impairment and from chronic diseases, including cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.

EMU missed DNA variants that seem more complex, with ranges in the substitution c.1852_1853AA>GC or other expressions c.4236del8ins13.

GWAS have identified at least 2000 common variants that seem to be associated with common diseases or related traits, hundreds of which have been convincingly replicated.

Some of the simple genetic tests that we could do are almost at the point where you would want to screen your patients for common and simple genetic variants that seem to have really profound effects on mortality.

In recent years, researchers have compiled several large-scale genomic datasets that they have used to identify a handful of genetic variants that seem to influence the development of DSM-IV defined alcohol DSM-IV defined

This study did not cover all genes involved in the serotonergic system or in neurogenesis, but was restricted to genetic variants that seemed most promising at that time.

In 2006, for example, scientists identified a gene variant that seems to explain why some patients respond better to antidepressants than others (ScienceNOW, 20 March 2006).

In D. melanogaster and other animals, mitochondria are likely major regulators of longevity, although their exact role in aging is not fully understood (Stefanatos and Sanz 2011), and in our controlled crosses, we find some evidence for mitochondrial variant(s) that seem to extend lifespan at low temperatures but have no or a slight deleterious effect at higher temperatures.

Asked about the new finding, Dr. J. Bruce Tomblin, a language researcher at the University of Iowa, said that several variant genes that seemed at first to affect only speech had turned out to cause other cognitive problems as well and that the same might prove true of the new gene.

In zebrafish both copies of NDEL1 represent variant 1 that seems to be the most common in vertebrate genomes.