Sentence examples for variations that increase from inspiring English sources

In fact, the neighborhood seems to contain endless variations on the brick single-family attached house — variations that increase as one heads south toward Fort Hamilton Parkway and Caton Avenue, each of which is considered by some to be the neighborhood's southern border.

The "natural selection" theory by Charles Darwin stipulated that all organisms arise and develop through small, inherited variations that increase the individual's ability to compete, survive, and reproduce.

Significant care has been taken for the ASIC performance to depend as less as possible on CMOS process and transistor-parameter variations that increase due to poor uniformity of the transistor substrate.

For example; endurance athletes have mitochondrial variations that increase aerobic capacity and endurance (for more examples, see the review by Ostrander at al 2009 or Pitsiladis 2013).

Depending on the gene in question, variations that increase or decrease the expression of a gene can both have deleterious effects.

Rapidly advancing techniques in DNA sequencing and genetic analysis have led to the identification of more than 65 genetic variations that increase risk for T2D. 4 Many of these variants are thought to affect insulin secretion by impairing the function of beta cells, rather than affecting insulin action in tissues.

Molecules of RNA that acquired variations that increased the speed or the fidelity of self-replication would have outmultiplied other, less-competent RNA molecules.

Two rival teams of scientists have discovered a common genetic variation that increases the risk of heart disease up to 60percentt in people of European descent.

By analyzing the genes of both the BALB/c mice and the mixed strains with a high rate of West Nile deaths, the researchers isolated a specific gene variation that increased the susceptibility to the virus, the researchers report.

Two teams of scientists tested the blood of patients with N. meningitidis infections and their families, looking for a known genetic variation that increases production of PAI-1.

The current investigation was designed to examine the variation patterns of cochlear gene expression using RNA-seq data and to identify the genes with expression variation that increased following acoustic trauma.