Sentence examples for variations including one from inspiring English sources

Haier, the nation's largest appliance manufacturer, reconfigures conventional washing machines into infinite variations, including one that washes potatoes.

We found a total of four novel genetic variations, including one nonsense mutation in one ASD case (p.A94fs199X), two missense mutations in ASD cases (p.Y236S and p.G464R) and one missense mutation in an epilepsy case (p.P253A) (Fig.  1A E).

And the risotto comes in four variations, including one made with cannarolo rice cooked in black squid ink with moscato wine and calamari.

(My colleague Jason Zinoman, who specializes in all things scary, has written about many current variations, including one that involves simulating real-life serial killers. And yes, I'm sure if I thought that was Jeffrey Dahmer standing before me, I would scream bloody murder).

Most of his set was devoted to Gershwin songs, starting with "Love Is Here to Stay," in which he augmented the Hammond sound with the varied timbres of a Yamaha synthesizer, and "I Got Rhythm," which he played as a widely ranging set of variations (including one for pedals only).

There are a few other variations, including one where you choose a capital and have to defend it, and another where you are given a mission card and have to carry it out.

Tissue from two DIPGs demonstrated intra-pontine histologic variation, including one with evidence of WHO grade II, III, and IV astrocytoma.

During copy number analysis across the CFHR locus we noted uncommon but previously reported variation, including one individual with three copies of the CFHR3 and CFHR1 genes, most probably a result of duplication of theses genes on one allele 29– 30.

Based on the LD information, there are two main methods to detect genes underlying phenotypic variation, including one from phenotype to genome and another one from genome to phenotype.

(She was also a variation on the unsettling plague of bossy blondes on TV, including one on "Modern Family").

Full‐exome sequencing for an LCNEC specimen (#G4T) and its paired normal cells (PBMCs) obtained from a 70‐year‐old man identified a total of 167 somatic missense single nucleotide variations (Table S1) including one for a Leu‐to‐Val substitution in mTOR (Fig. 1a, Table S2).