Sentence examples for variations from which from inspiring English sources

And within the ham family, there are innumerable combinations and variations from which to choose.

At best there is a range of competing contradictions and variations from which the government is being begged to choose.

As late at 1830 there were seventy variations from which plaintiff had to choose and each writ had its own prerequisites.

The clustered distribution of R-genes is assumed to provide a reservoir of genetic variations from which new pathogen specificity can evolve via gene duplication, unequal crossing-over, ectopic recombination or diversifying selection [ 17, 18].

In 1993, the NIH changed its policies to make inclusion of women the default in all research, variation from which requires explicit justification.

The interaction of state changes in minimum wages with the federal minimum wage creates cross-state variation from which we can identify the effect of minimum wages.

A feature of this environment must have been populations with high genetic variation from which early farmers selected different types of rice.

It is possible that higher mutation rates may create a greater pool of standing variation from which adaptive substitutions can be derived.

Mutagenic agents such as radiation and certain chemicals can be used to induce mutations at a higher frequency and generate genetic variation from which desired mutants may be selected.

Such methodological issues simply cannot be controlled for in post-mortem population based studies unless huge numbers of cases are included, which then introduces other significant areas of variation from which these data do not suffer.

Biological information theory is based on the recognition that molecular level "noise" (i.e., mutations in the genetic material, DNA, and genetic drift) provide the raw variation from which natural selection, as proposed by Darwin and Wallace, creates information.