Sentence examples for variants with which from inspiring English sources

Rare missense variation in known Mendelian disease genes is prevalent in both groups at similar complexity, revealing that even deleterious ion channel mutations confer uncertain risk to an individual depending on the other variants with which they are combined.

Additional epidemiologic evidence such as evidence for interactions between this polymorphism and/or other variants with which it is correlated and alcohol consumption in other breast cancer studies would also be of interest.

In summary, we designed an integral analysis pipeline for mutational screening via SOAP v1.0 that resulted in a low false positive rate with a low probability of discarding real positive variants, with which we identified 8 candidate variants that are currently under functional characterization.

The association of a set of common polymorphic variants, whose frequency differs among ancestral populations with more common forms of non-diabetic ESKD, points to the existence of one or more causative variants with which these associated SNPs are in LD.

Considering all the published patients with microdeletion of 19q13.11, 6 out 7 (Table 1) harbored the deletion of SCN1B, however, none suffered from epilepsy or cardiac conduction defects, at least in pediatric age, in agreement with the finding that even deleterious ion channel mutations confer uncertain risk to an individual depending on the other variants with which they are combined.

In the case of Min /dz/, Ang 洪惟仁 (2003) surveyed 769 university freshmen with regard to the realization variant with which they most identify (Table 2).

Since [L] was judged to be a variant with which speakers largely identify (Ang 洪惟仁 2003), this is in support of one's prediction.

Moreover, our findings and analyses are entirely consistent with the existence of an African ancestry causative variant with which the highly associated SNPs are in LD, and which is responsible for the excess disease phenotype risk.

Therefore, the overall higher incidence rate of ESKD observed among Hispanic Americans when compared with European Americans is likely to be attributable at least in part, to the same African population common causative variant with which the E-1 risk polymorphisms are in strong LD.

Significant variability was evident for variants with MAFs<0.005 which is expected, given the frequency of observations, the varying number of individuals in each ethnic group studied and the natural allele frequency differences of such variants across populations.

It allowed for the sequencing of each allele separately, and therefore, for the detection of haplotypes (i.e. which codon 72 variant co-localized with which PIN3 variant).