Sentence examples for variations have so from inspiring English sources

The crazy-genius police consultant character and its variations have so thoroughly colonized American TV over the last decade, from "Monk" to "House" to "Psych" to "The Mentalist," that CBS and the creator of "Elementary," Rob Doherty, should get credit for at least being honest about their source.

Counter-gradient variation has so far rarely been reported in fungi.

Most investigations of the effect of genetic variation on miRNAs have so far been focused on genetic influence (e.g., 3′ UTR SNPs) on miRNA target site recognition.

This space is huge for genetic variations as they can have so many different effects and underlying mechanisms.

In contrast, large-scale studies on size variation in Drosophila populations have so far been limited by the prohibitive time investment for phenotyping.

I have so many variations on the black t-shirt it would astound you. .

Instead of your typical pair of running sneakers, these classic kicks have so many variations and colors that they will match any look you pull together.

"How can something be global but have so little variation?" One possible explanation is that the giant squid went through a genetic "bottleneck," in which the population was decimated.

"Why play an instrument with 19th-century technology and a limited sound range when today's instruments have so many more variations?" The performances of the albums will be staged in the museum's main atrium, which holds 450 people.

Grapevine species have so much genetic variation to tap into, there are so many varieties and flavors out there.

None have so far assessed variation in lignocellulose genes among Salix species.