Sentence examples for variations that create from inspiring English sources

This could be due to variations that create splice variants, UTR mutations that impact mRNA stability and protein expression, or mutations that impact transcription of AID, including alterations to transcription factor binding sites or sites important for epigenetic modulation of expression.

Mammalian CRYs bind FAD weakly because of structural variations that create a flavin-binding site much shallower than that of photolyases.

Two intensive care units (ICUs) redefined the processes of care through system redesign to deliver reliable outcomes free of the variations that created the breeding ground for infection.

During their evolution, languages underwent structural variations that created divergences in a way not very different from biological evolution [4].

His legacy could be preserved by attaching his name to a variation that creates the sound he had hoped to hear in the hall that bears his name.

You can listen to Mr. Buechner play Busoni's version and think you are hearing just an abbreviation of Bach's score until details begin to catch your attention: an added tenuto bass voice in the 8th variation; a new, bell-like melody in the 13th variation, appearing first in the upper register, then in the middle register; a slight change to the 20th variation that creates a jazzy triplet rhythm.

It appears that the non-Native American sequences introduced additional variation that created an expansion signal that does not exist in an analysis of only Native American sequences.

The alternative is to rebuild, not physical walls to define borders between us, not concrete compounds or refugee camps, but platforms without borders, in unlimited variation: individual initiatives that create a better world.

This creates variations that could create false signals, such as high sales on Sunday for drugs from a pharmacy that is open when most others in the area are closed.

Underlying trade-offs may be obscured by anthropogenic changes in once-limited nutrients that create variation across individuals in access to resources (Fig. 4; Table 1: H2).

The logic underlying this analysis is that multiple SNPs within a region of a chromosome harbouring a QTL may provide strong signal, and thus, the total number of genome-wide SNPs associated with a trait provides an overestimate of the number of QTL that create variation in the trait.