Sentence examples for variation version from inspiring English sources

Autosomal copy-number variants profiled in any of 35 studies of human genomic variation (version 3) were included in the screen.

And yet there is something a little disturbing about the stereotypes Ms. Simon's work plays on, despite a wall text's claim that the chapters are "recognizable as variations (versions, renderings, adaptations) of archetypal episodes".

Both Ms. Reichlen and Ms. Mearns showed in their marvelously fresh solo variations different versions of creative labor.

All media is re-mixed: we live with variations and versions of everything, from the freeware applications that drive the downloadable "rip, mix, and burn" culture, to DNA experiements such as Dolly the sheep.

Beef, well-marbled and on the bone, is one of the most cited sources for stock-making, but pork stocks seem to have the most variations, with versions made of anything from simple fresh cuts to smoked ribs, ham hocks, and sausages in Hungary and Poland to crunchy pork ears in Ukraine.

This maritime compendium of British and Irish material, tracking tales and yarns right round the notched, wave-seethed coasts of our island group, proffers endless variations and versions of not only the same theme (wrecks, sea-serpents, pirates, sailors' superstitions, ghost ships, things found in fish …), but sometimes the same tale.

This guide is based on Excel 2007, and there may be slight variations between versions.

Deforestation is estimated to account for between 18% and 25% of the carbon emissions heating the world.A compelling song, indeed but if he listens carefully, Mr Ban may detect some variations in the versions rendered by Brazil's central government, by Brazil's regions, and by independent Brazilian scientists and environmentalists, whom he also wants to meet.

It has numerous variations, but some versions of the theory have tight parameters.

Scientists at the Cambridge, Mass.-based Whitehead Institute, including Massachusettes Institute of Technology professor Eric Lander Eric Lander, focused on tiny variations between different versions of the same gene called single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs (pronounced "snips").

In this study, differences in superfamily compositions, family constituents and length variations between different versions of PASS2 have been tracked.