Sentence examples for variation to normal from inspiring English sources

If gene flow is sufficient, it can restore the within-population variation to normal levels.

For SK-N-SH/G and SK-N-SH/L, two sub-cultures of SK-N-SH, the observed overall picture of copy number variation compared to normal DNA was very similar except for an additional amplification on 1q present in SK-N-SH/L (Fig. 3).

While this does not directly prove the p.R229L mutation in CEP63 as the cause of DD in the family under study, it supports our hypothesis that subtle genetic variation in CEP63 might contribute to normal variation in the mechanisms underlying DD.

We find considerable overlap between the genetic variation that contributes to normal menopause age and EM.

A recent work (Hamza et al., 2008) has demonstrated that exact modeling of within study (in our setting, within patient or technical variation) is superior to normal approximation.

When we applied the adjustment, SFC, for each patient's normal variation to the visual fields of the late entry eyes, the classification of 2/47 randomization fields was different.

McNemar's test was used to ascertain if variations from abnormal to normal values compared with baseline for each patient in biomarkers were due to chance or a trend towards change over time.

Such factors may contribute to normal variation, but they shouldn't be used to explain why a child doesn't meet essential milestones.

Others indicate that the characteristics shared by A. sediba and Homo are few and could be due to normal variation among australopithecines.

The large effect size and the association of haplotypes in two independent populations, makes the GHRHR haplotype the strongest genetic contributor to normal variation human in height so far identified.

Therefore, from the outset, the design of the experiments is not really appropriate for understanding the role of mtDNA mutations in leukemia since there is no way to know whether the differences observed between treated versus untreated patients were due to normal variation between individuals rather than a higher rate of instability in treated patients.