Sentence examples for variants would have from inspiring English sources

Later variants would have been fitted with variable-geometry wings.

The new variants would have cost more than US$5 billion to develop, and interest was not sufficient to launch the program.

The monomeric variants would have advantageous properties in the relation to specific immunotherapy or allergy vaccination.

There is little evidence that these culturally transmitted variants would have contributed significantly to the differential fitness of their bearers.

Such rare variants would have to be predominantly on haplotype 2. MPS resequencing in GWAS is not without problems.

If some of these variants would have functional consequences, this could be reflected in plasma concentrations of the gene products.

That led Dominique de Quervain, of the University of Zurich, to wonder if people with one variant would have better emotional memories than those with the other.

The IIIG variant would have carried twelve crew, whilst the others had a maximum capacity of nine.

As the name indicated, this proposed variant would have had a lower maximum takeoff weight of 202 t, coupled with de-rated engines, giving a range of 7400 km.

However, we still believe that IL-4 plays a predominant role because an upregulation of the splice variant would have facilitated an increase in inflammation and necrosis.

This suggests that regulatory processes due to aberrant protein dimerization could contribute to the pathogenesis of TPI deficiency, and therefore we directly investigated whether overexpression of this variant would have an impact on the regulation of endogenous TPI.