Sentence examples for variation s that from inspiring English sources

Patients with the in-frame insertion polymorphism in the second transactivation domain (Wouters et al, 2007), with base pair variation(s) that did not lead to amino acid changes, or with in-frame sequence variations of unknown significance (one patient), were not considered in the further analysis.

For PCR-RFLPs, the software reports the total number of unique combinations of primer pair sequences and restriction enzyme(s) that yield variation in fragment length distributions among the genomes, as well as the number of unique fragment length distributions (summed across primer pairs and restriction enzyme combinations).

However, knowledge is lacking about the mutational mechanism(s) that lead to variations in microsatellite loci.

Because land use regression models were developed for each study area separately, we could not exploit between-study area variations in PM2.5 S that would have improved the model performance.

Identification of the genes that underlie these QTL should make it possible to distinguish between the effect of gene(s) that control both variation in digestive efficiency and gut morphology and a physiological effect of digestive efficiency on gut morphology.

CV: coefficient of variation The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

They suggest reduction in the amplitude of the L to S variation that is attributed to the reduction in lunar tidal waves from the lower atmosphere to the upper atmosphere in association with climate change.

Carey's terrifying situation was a variation on that era's preoccupation with man's identity amid the lonely crowd and threat of the bomb.

As her misfit boyfriend, Cry-Baby, James Snyder has the unenviable job of channeling the particular tough-but-sensitive charisma associated with James Dean and Elvis Presley (not to mention Mr. Depp's earlier variation on that theme).

Set in 17th-century America, this small jewel of a story is at once a kind of prelude to the author's masterwork, "Beloved," and a variation on that earlier book's exploration of the personal costs of slavery.

The opening scene, a news conference at which Reba decides to dump her cheating country-star husband, is a reversal on the first episode of "The Good Wife," and "Malibu Country" is a comic variation on that show's theme of the woman who sets aside her career while her husband thrives.