Sentence examples for variations with which from inspiring English sources
Three years later, Shostakovich acquired the manuscript of the opera from Fleishman's widow and took on the task of completing it; orchestrating the whole vocal score as well as composing the set of variations with which it ends.
The set of variations with which the quintet ends dissolves into a series of bare solo lines, linking Holst's music to her father's".
As Darwin (1868) recognized, without heritable variation with which to work, even the choosiest breeder or most diligent farmer would be powerless to effect change.
Fischer returned to the Najdorf Sicilian, but played the main line rather than the Poisoned Pawn Variation with which he had lost Game 11.
Unchecked transmission in these areas increases the genetic variation with which H5N1 can evolve human-specific phenotypes.
Broader sampling across a diversity of lifestyles will be required to detect commonalities, and to define baseline levels of variation with which to detect abnormality in specific cohorts.
Since CHI3LI is a susceptibility gene for asthma with elevated circulating YKL-40 levels as a biomarker, it is possible that one of these single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or another gene variation with which they could be in tight linkage disequilibrium with may be functional in relation to T2D.
Overlay of the fractures yielded illustrations of the coracoid and acromion fracture patterns and demonstrated the morphological variation with which these fracture patterns occurred.
This fact gave the class a concrete example of variation with which they could easily associate because they had collected the data.
Conversely, evolutionary approaches can identify general patterns of trait variation and response, and can vastly expand the repertoire of natural genetic variation with which to examine (and potentially exploit) functionally important traits.
When lower-order effects are not important or not adequately coded, over-adjusting for lower-order effects may lead to there being virtually no variation left with which to identify higher-order interactions.
