Sentence examples for variations unique from inspiring English sources
The scientists identified 70 genes with variations unique to giraffes, they report online today in Nature Communications.
But Neandertals' hair and skin tones were almost certainly influenced by genetic variations unique to Neandertals, who were a species different from modern humans.
Hünemeier responds that her team looked for new genetic variations unique to Neandertals and other ancient humans and came up empty-handed.
Table 3 shows the relative risks of achieving SVR based on the number of variations unique to the marked/poor day 28 response classes per genome.
A total of 95 HQ variations unique to the seven sequenced strains, excluding the identity-by-descent variations were verified by Sanger sequencing.
As an initial attempt to quantify the magnitude of the contribution of viral diversity to outcome of therapy, we asked if the number of variations unique to the early response categories (marked or poor) could quantitatively predict SVR.
Nevertheless, there are organizational challenges of a different order arising not only from resource limitations and impoverished infrastructure but also from the extraordinary geographical variation, unique climatic exigencies and wide sociocultural diversity of the country.
Compared with agronomic practices and the local environment, landscape structure was globally the main factor driving predatory beetle abundance and diversity, explaining 7.9 24.6% of the variation (unique contribution) depending on the variable and year.
However, a direct use of functional mapping is problematic because it has not taken into account the underlying modes of variation unique to thermal reaction norms [8].
Korean government initiated the Korean HapMap project with goals of finding genetic variation unique to Koreans and genomic studying of Koreans.
Figure 1 presents the path diagram of a model in which the phenotypic variance is explained by additive (A) and dominant (D) genetic variation, unique environmental variation (E), vertical cultural transmission (F) and genotype- environment covariance (s).
