Sentence examples for variations that conferred from inspiring English sources

Previous studies in budding yeast also showed that aneuploid strains displayed karyotype-specific phenotypic variations that conferred resistance to a variety of drugs (Pavelka et al., 2010b).

Since our goal was to compare magnitude of variation contributed by subjects to that conferred by processing method, we achieved a balanced design by having comparable degrees of freedom for those two variables.

The Tennessee Republican is constantly referred to as "the Senate's only doctor," as if that conferred special political wisdom.

Didn't I see your dress on the 'Today' show?" "Yes, but Randolph Duke did the original," I stammered, as if that conferred prestige on the facsimile.

It was his variations that helped him.

The level of protection observed was similar to that conferred following vaccination with wild-type LVS or the analogous LVS ΔpurMCD mutant.

But these strains were unable to spread because the same mutation that conferred resistance to Tamiflu also made the virus less infectious.

In addition, analysis of 1011 pandemic A/H1N1 virus samples by a PSQ-based assay according to the WHO protocol revealed the presence of mutation S31N in the M2 protein that conferred resistance to M2 ion channel inhibitors.

Evolution is likely to have molded any and all behaviors that conferred survival value.

Marriage was redefined as a voluntary contract that conferred rights upon the wife as well as the husband.

Roosevelt created the Works Projects Administration, Social Security, and other programs that conferred benefits directly on people in need.