Sentence examples for variations at certain from inspiring English sources

Though all people and ethnic groups are thought to have an overwhelmingly similar sequence of DNA letters in their genome, there are many minor variations at certain sites on the genome, and these variations make each individual unique.

With respect to the ITRF2008 submission (Le Bail et al., 2010), the measurement model was updated to model the beacon frequency variations at certain DORIS sites, to apply the DORIS antenna phase law for the Starec and Alcatel antennae, and to apply the antenna offset corrections in the NASA GSFC orbit determination software rather than using the data-supplied corrections.

Benson et al. in 2010 published the first proof-of-concept study, showing that in a mouse cross of several generations, we can indeed locate the genetic variations at certain chromosomal regions to the variations of gut microbiome.

An examination of multiple sequence alignments (Additional file 3: Figure S1, A-D) indicates amino acid variations at certain highly conserved and structurally relevant positions in TPRs1-4 for choanoflagellates.

Analysis of the distribution and density of SNPs in the genomes suggest that recombination has generated allelic variation at certain loci in the BM407 chromosome, thereby increasing the apparent level of diversity.

The detection of salinity tolerance QTL in the Atlantic salmon genome indicates that allelic variation at certain loci exerts significant effects on salinity tolerance performance traits.

Furthermore, theoretical and empirical studies of metabolic flux control [ 16- 19] suggest that variation at certain enzymes in metabolic pathways will produce most variation in flux, i.e. the propensity of some genes to produce phenotypic variation may be especially high.

The average EEJ current density distribution for noontime conditions derived from CHAMP measurements show large diurnal variations occurring at certain longitudes, example, at 90° W and 90° E (Luhr et al. 2008).

For the four remaining interactions, the interaction appears to be due to significant effects of one genetic variation only at certain levels of other genetic variation (Table 4).

In the case of M. musculus and H. sapiens, where there is abundant transcript variation, particularly at certain genomic loci, I collected only those variants indicated by two or more transcript sequences.

In analogy with the situation when temperature variations are sensed at certain distance from a cell in suspension the heater was located at 15 μm distance from the cantilever beam.