Since then, we've had Plus variants, Zoom variants, Edge variants, Edge Plus variants, and more, but Samsung has never had as many mainstream flagship models on the market as it will once the Galaxy Note 10 is announced later this week.
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The GWASs don't just pick up on the variants that contribute to a disease, they pick up on the variants that are just coincidentally correlated with the disease variants.
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Populations and sub-populations don't just differ in the frequency of certain genetic variants; they also differ in which variants are present at all, and in the pattern of correlations between genetic variants.
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Posts on Hutchins' blog show he was researching Zeus variants in late 20133, including variants compiled from the Carberp source code.
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Most of these variants are so-called non-coding variants, which affect the production and timing of the protein a gene encodes.
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The threat and the response to the three variants differ by microprocessor company, and AMD is not susceptible to all three variants.
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Most of the new variants were rare, yet more than 140,000 variants occurred in more than 1% of people in specific populations.
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The price cap was set at 7,260 rupees ($113) for the older generation metal variants and 29,600 rupees ($461) for drug-releasing variants.
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Most human diseases are not influenced or controlled by single gene variants, and yet some gene variants are strongly linked to the disease.
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It's rumored to come in three variants: P224, P20 Plus and P20 Lite, with the first two variants sporting a triple (!) 40-megapixel rear camera.
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This time they looked for gene variants related to depression and whether people who carried those variants and a propensity for depression tended to be physically inactive.
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"Right now the problem is that a lot of people are getting their DNA sequenced and to their surprise it comes back as variants, after variants, after variants -- essentially a whole bunch of variants of uncertain significance -- and they don't know what that means," said Dr. Joseph Wu, professor and director of the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute at the Stanford School of Medicine, who was lead author of the study.
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On average, each individual carries several hundred potentially harmful genetic variants, and for the vast majority of those variants, it's unknown exactly how severely they impact human health.
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Of 706 gene variants in men with depression and 882 variants in women with depression, 52 of the genes showed opposite changes in expression between the men and women.
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And other gene variants can change the risk: If a BRCA-1 mutation is present with other gene-variants that increase cancer risk, then the chance of developing cancer multiplies.
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Plague comes in three variants — bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic.
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There are a few color variants to choose from, too.
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Political consultants have employed variants of the strategy ever since.
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Advice animals, or variants thereof, will result in a ban.
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There are more than two dozen variants of the model.
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I would absolutely die to eradicate Socialism and its variants.
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Schumer's legislation would also include variants of the opioid fentanyl.
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Android variants thrive in China, where Google does not operate.
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Both variants were displayed at the April 2017 military parade.
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New variants of ransomware in particular rose by 36 percent.
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The researchers found 592 genetic variants across the 54 people.
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It will also cut down the number of engine variants.
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More than 20 of those variants relate to elite athleticism.
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Rather it will contain aggregated data on the genetic variants.
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Tesla said it will offer three variants of the cybertruck.
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You take any three or four variants of the algorithm.
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The image, and several variants of it, soon went viral.
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But even these variants have their clichés, their codifying rules.
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The cheaper variants don't come with the huge diamond, unfortunately.
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Some variants have no effect and some have severe effect.
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Other variants include MODEST BREXIT or THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE TIES.
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Using advanced statistical methods, the team found that the MHC locus contained four common variants of a gene called C4, and that those variants produced two kinds of proteins, C4-A and C4-B.
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The study also turned up more than a dozen examples where variants alter the way proteins are made, suggesting that these gene variants have some direct impact on the development of type 2 diabetes.
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However, it has left in place the entry-level 70 kWh variants 70 and 70D (all-wheel drive), as well as the top tier 90 kWh variants 90D and P90D (performance all-wheel drive).
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Take 23andMe's test for BRCA variants, which the FDA recently approved.
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In the new study, 30 of the variants identified were new.
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The bats may bring new variants of rabies along with them.
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More than 150 genetic variants associated with weight have been identified.
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Tesla also lowered prices for the dual motor and performance variants.
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Many of these are cheaper mass-market variants of Google Cardboard.
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Two variants would be produced, the smaller -100 and larger -300.
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Both will have dual-SIM variants and include an IR blaster.
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Airbus has sold more than 6,500 variants of the A320 aircraft.
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Most pitch invaders will tell you variants of the same story.
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" Making variants of exciting drugs "isn't a terrific solution to resistance.
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All double tour variants are going to be priced at $490.
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The price will be the same as other OnePlus 6 variants.
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Those variants can help us construct population roadmaps and family trees.
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Even the terminology for DNA variants may not be widely shared.
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A calf may inherit those milk-boosting variants from its mother.
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Invitae's analysts expanded their search to include thousands of other variants.
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But Musk recently introduced cheaper variants, which will drag down margins.
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The more tonal variants in an image, the lower the contrast.
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Airlines that use several variants of the aircraft appreciate that flexibility.
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I couldn't find any regular iPhone 11 variants with egregious delays.
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A more expensive $3,100 plan includes another 12 higher-performing variants.
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Those "bad" gene variants might still come in handy, she says.
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This included the loss of many of their rarest gene variants.
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This mower offers plenty of advantages over traditional gas-powered variants.
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The airline already flies all three variants of the 787 Dreamliner.
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There are no non-25G variants of the Snapdragon 25 chip.
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The F-35C is one of three variants of the aircraft.
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Her doctor prescribed drugs that specifically targeted her unique genetic variants.
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Baseball has innumerable variants and applied contexts: softball, kickball, wiffle ball.
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Fielding questions about whether the company could launch more variants as the electric market explodes, Zetsche said that the planned 10 electric variants would already allow Daimler to cater to 60 percent its relevant electric cars market.
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Other variants might have been responsible for people's heart failure or infertility.
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Previous studies have identified only a handful of variants associated with depression.
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Yet the Flanker, especially in its later variants, remains a fearsome airplane.
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Some research has also linked Neanderthal variants to schizophrenia and cholesterol shifts.
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T-series CPUs are for desktops and found only in 35W variants.
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They come in 65W and 48950W variants and include an AMD GPU.
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Shape, size, specs; even color variants were laid bare by clumsy carriers.
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Both the variants will be sold on Amazon India from Sept. 26.
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It's called the Tomahawk, and it comes in standard and "elite" variants.
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Instead you'll have to settle for the black, blue, and violet variants.
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There are variants in other countries, such as New Zealand and Australia.
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The Smart brand will stop offering combustion-engined variants altogether in 2020.
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Hybrid variants will take on different forms in different applications, Ford said.
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Some variants can haul nearly 5,000 pounds of cargo or eight troops.
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Among those stellar remains are isotopes, or variants, of elements like iron.
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Twenty-five percent more fuel efficient than the variants that we're retiring.
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Scientists have found 74 genetic variants that are associated with educational attainment.
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Two more e-variants, the eSprinter and Citan, will follow in 2019.
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Prices for the two other XR variants have also dropped, they said.
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As is Lenovo's way, there are two variants getting released in October.
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Japan will get the Metallic Red and Silver variants on December 1st.
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Hinsliff, Boot, and Sears all describe variants of the same conversion process.
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But drivers desiring serious O.M.G. should move up to the AMG variants.
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Airbus secured 130 orders for A320neo variants at the airshow through Tuesday.
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But in doing so, the researchers say, Intel missed a few variants.
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Previous studies have identified different genetic variants that are linked to diseases.
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The Smart brand will stop offering combustion engined variants altogether in 2020.
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Variants responsible for the ability to taste bitter flavors were also observed.
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One looks for genetic variants linked to breast, ovarian and colon cancer.
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Specifically, it looks for three notorious genetic variants, known as founder mutations.
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The Rampasasa villagers carry variants of many genes known to reduce height.
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They inherited the ancestral dark variants Dr. Tishkoff's team found in Africans.
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Ditto with the gene variants that cause the lung disease cystic fibrosis.
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There are lots of variants, but there are really two principal ideas.
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But for the high-end variants, expect to spend up to $70,000.
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It has introduced 32GB variants for both of the last year's iPhones.
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It would also bundle together the various, somewhat confusing variants of Hangouts.
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The effort has extended to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and its many variants.
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The effort has extended to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and its many variants.
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But what about any new variants that will come in the future?
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Why were variants in this gene associated with the risk for schizophrenia?
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Mexico and Puerto Rico have their own variants — rompope and coquito, respectively.
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We've patched the vulnerabilities that he reported, as well as their variants.
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They didn't inspect individual variants to see if each clearly had an impact; instead, they added up the influence of hundreds of thousands of variants in people's DNA, even if they had a very weak influence at best.
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They specifically looked at two variants of the gene that had been linked to increased carb intake and found that people with those two variants were about 20 percent more likely to be the biggest eaters of sweet stuff.
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But for women with two specific genetic variants, it may be especially difficult.
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The researchers also analyzed the variants, or isotopes, of carbon within the graphite.
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If not, hold out until Kylie comes out with other appealing cleanser variants.
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Tesla is focusing on higher-margin variants of the Model 3 for now.
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AMD currently powers all the variants of the Xbox One and Playstation 4.
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Even AT&T's Galaxy S7 Active is getting Nougat before the unlocked variants.
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There are a few variants of this product that all look rather similar.
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Her doctor explained, however, that most tests only screen for a few variants.
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Road to VR reports that all four Galaxy S10 variants will be compatible.
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That way it would match one of the two lower-case phi variants.
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McAfee Labs, Intel's security research unit, detected 638,000 new ransomware variants in 2014.
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Mini has reduced the range of its models to five, cutting three variants.
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First, they collected blood samples from the participants to screen for gene variants.
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Both the "chalk" and "charcoal" color variants are available, so take your pick.
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The exome is especially important in discovering diseases caused by rare genetic variants.
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The LTE and 4K display variants will be launching in the coming months.
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The expert is going to classify those variants as being pathogenic or benign.
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This is a huge addition to anyone who's played with the older variants.
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The variants are enumerated in two new studies in Nature and Nature Genetics.
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Both variants will likely use USB Type-C for its connector as well.
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It also trimmed the price of its now entry-level Long Range variants.
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The four above appear to all be color variants of the X Power.
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HLI has compiled a list of the common variants in the human genome.
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"There's one real problem and then there are many variants," Mr. Bos said.
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For some variants of breast cancer, the tests turned out to be useful.
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Two variants of the console are being offered, and they don't come cheap.
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The second generation Brazilian-built plane is one of three new E2 variants.
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Airbus has also won orders by releasing extended range variants of the neo.
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MediaTek's chip, by contrast, currently handles only sub-6 variants of 5G networks.
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Other variants include zuster (Dutch), schwester (German), soror (Latin), and siur (Old Irish).
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In their place, Ford is planning new S.U.V.s, truck variants and electric vehicles.
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Wild plants hold a lot of genetic variants lost when people domesticated crops.
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It refers, of course, to one or more of Brancusi's "Endless Column" variants.
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All variants are lovely and they add to our understanding of the world.
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Further breakdowns of the price variants can be read on the company's website.
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The variants related to anxiety disorders were found on chromosomes 1,3,6,7 and 20.
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Each individual has thousands of DNA variants that are different compared to others.
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Research is often needed to figure out what those variants might be doing.
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A series of genetic variants can influence handedness, according to a new paper.
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But not all recent mass shootings involve the AR-15 or its variants.
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Several variants are also in the pipeline for early warning and reconnaissance missions.
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Neighborhoods of earthships and their variants began popping up in and around Taos.
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Even if their DNA does not actually contain the gene variants in question.
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But variants of K22 have been linked to some deaths in the past.
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But variants of K2 have been linked to some deaths in the past.
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There are further sub-variants depending on features and interfaces and storage engines.
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So if we find some variants in human and tortoises associated with longevity and age-related diseases, this may be a clue that tells us that these variants are involved in this trait and it is worth pursuing in further detail.
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We've already seen additional variants of the worm over the weekend—although the only functional one also had a kill switch—and while so far there aren't any working variants without a kill switch, it's just a matter of time.
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In the paper, for example, the Stanford researchers re-analysed a 2014 study of 250,000 people which found nearly 700 DNA variants linked to height—but only 16 percent of these variants had anything to do with a person's height.
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Around half the initial sales came at the expense of existing 737 variants, however.
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For the people with the lowest number of variants, that figure was 260 percent.
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Such orders typically include the right to convert between different variants of each model.
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Herman sticks to soukous variants that average a minute longer than Armstrong's eclectic selections.
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VR variants of Cards Against Humanity and Pictionary brought people out of their shell.
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They looked at 26 genetic variants associated with different conditions, many of them cancers.
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In the near future, it's possible that lo-fi variants could border on disposable.
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There will also be new variants, including a line of extreme "Desert Hawk" models.
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There has also been an explosion of WannaCry variants, possibly the work of copycats.
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There'll also reportedly be two variants: Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi plus LTE.
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Researchers have pinpointed 83 rare genetic variants that may directly affect a person's height.
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Turns out, Volvo will be bringing both variants to the United States after all.
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In this paper, we build a new class of software for detecting DNA variants.
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Secondly, AI becomes invisible by passing the Turing test, or its more relevant variants.
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Both variants were still available in Apple's U.S. and UK store at writing time.
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Take your pick from four color variants: black/silver, white, wood, and black/gold.
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For example, certain variants of a gene called BRCA are associated with breast cancer.
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Over the coming month, handsome blue, red, and gold variants will also become available.
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They looked at genetic variants related to metabolizing alcohol in more than 4,000 kids.
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She could make twenty or thirty evolving states and variants for a single composition.
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A number of genetic variants have become unusually common in the Bajau, she found.
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All four variants of the Mini Seven package will be available toward "late summer."
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" AMD: "To be clear, the security research team identified three variants targeting speculative execution.
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But let's not fool ourselves: Variants 5 through 10 are probably out there too.
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Rare color variants of hunted African species have been known for a long time.
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Moreover, we need to continue making progress towards lower priced variants of Model 33.
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I eventually drove all of the variants, including the convertible and the 2488 Scuderia.
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Older variants lack satellite links, limiting how far they can fly from ground stations.
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The North has tested variants of this road mobile short-range missile system before.
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What are some other important global and local variants on the Chicago house template?
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The beef sundae and its variants, for example, can be found around the country.
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GM said it is still ramping up production of remaining variants of the truck.
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The term "whatabout" and its variants seem to have emerged during the Irish Troubles.
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The researchers scanned the DNA surrounding these influential variants and found an intriguing pattern.
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The more variants linked to staying in school longer, the higher an individual's score.
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Of the Navy's current LCS fleet, seven are Freedom variants and nine are Independence.
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Among the broken-window photographs of the Mandalay Bay resort, there are intriguing variants.
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"Smaller two will come in both 5G and LTE variants," Blass said on Twitter.
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Still, it joins a short list of gene variants shown to influence human longevity.
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But it won't look at variants for early-onset Alzheimer's or Lou Gehrig's diseases.
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Some of the most contagious narratives are newer, more resistant variants of old ones.
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The F-35C is one of three variants fielded by the Department of Defense.
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The couple carried out the slaughter using variants of the AR-15 assault rifle.
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The VW brand has reduced the number of its model variants by 2288 percent.
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The researchers tracked how new variants of genes arose in each branch of humans.
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Boeing would produce three variants, the smaller -8, mid-size -9, and larger -10.
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We've gathered some of our favorites and hope you enjoy these marvelous Pornhub variants.
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The most popular new ticketing trend, though, is the ballpark pass (and its variants).
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The most popular new ticketing trend, though, is the ballpark pass (and its variants).
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More broadly, Genkin characterizes Intel's response to the MDS variants as piecemeal and incomplete.
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There are actually a few P65 Creator variants, and they have slightly different designs.
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"There are undoubtedly many variants, each of which has pluses and minuses," he said.
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They are the country mice of Aesop's fable and its many variants and retellings.
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Southwest Airlines, for example, simplifies its overall operations by exclusively flying different 737 variants.
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For example, she writes, access to genomic data allows people with rare genetic variants of unknown significance to find others with the same variants via the web, assemble, and petition for researchers to clarify the significance—all activities protected by the First Amendment.
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There are hundreds of strains of influenza, but they can all be divided into two main classes: variants of influenza A virus, and variants of influenza B. The proteins on the surface of each strain look unique to the human immune system.
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In a 2015 study, Dr. Cornelis and a team of international scientists identified eight genetic variants that appear to make people more likely to seek out coffee, including at least two variants that are involved in the psychologically rewarding effects of caffeine.
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China already treats more than two dozen variants of fentanyl and its precursors as controlled substances, thus strictly regulating their production and distribution, but it has banned those variants only after reviewing them case by case, a process that can be lengthy.
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His product was endlessly adaptable, with variants optimized for different kinds of attacks and targets.
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Researchers have identified new forms of the chemicals and, potentially, new dangers from these variants.
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SlumberType, for example, built an algorithmic model of my chronotype based on several genetic variants.
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The variants were linked to the regions of the brain targeted by some antidepressant drugs.
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In all, the organoid research may reveal which genetic variants are pivotal to human success.
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Doing so unveiled several genetic variants which appeared to be associated with a reduced response.
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Only 60 percent of the variants detected in the test were confirmed by Ambry's test.
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U-series CPUs are for mobile and can be found in 15W and 28W variants.
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About 25 percent of unknown variants identified in these tests (184,327 in total) were reclassified.
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And perhaps you want to ensure maximum compatibility, working with all variants of a tool.
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It's planning to develop bigger and faster variants of the AS2, including potential commercial models.
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The best features involve a series of bear variants that add additional layers of security.
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And the high-end variants will likely be reserved for the deepest of pockets only.
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Eventually, AMR variants will be created for every core model in the Aston Martin range.
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Hirschhorn says their follow-up work will focus on the biology of all these variants.
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The Mi A23 comes in two variants: one bundles 22014GB of RAM and 64GB storage.
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The charger cable comes in 16GB and 32GB variants for both iPhone and Android devices.
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Ransomware Tracker has a depressing snapshot of the cat-and-mouse game of new variants.
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Variants feature one mechanic and one electric brake, or two mechanic and one electric brake.
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Last year, Dr Gollakota unveiled variants of the chips that use ordinary Wi-Fi, too.
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The patients' doctors ordered genetic testing from Myriad to look for BCRA1 and BCRA2 variants.
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In total, Cloud Text-to-Speech features 32 different voices from 12 languages and variants.
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It had an atrociously outdated processor and was available in both Windows and Android variants.
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However, there are no espionage variants of the 747, which has an iconic humped profile.
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All of these gene variants, except for EPAS1, emerged through mutations among the ancient Tibetans.
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The other two variants are priced at roughly RMB 1,299 ($190) and RMB 1,43 ($240).
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The leather P20 Pros are, in my judgment, the most attractive variants of this phone.
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Instead, these gene variants create biological changes that also interact with environmental and psychological changes.
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"We have in place complete mitigations for all three variants," VP Donald Parker told Axios.
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For most variants, this date will be the iPhone 7's original shipping date, Sept.
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Searching through GreyNoise's data, we also noted a barrage of traffic from various Mirai variants.
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Hunters were simply not enthused about adding these new color variants to their trophy rooms.
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It can be more or less broken down into two variants: pathological and non-pathological.
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From my brief experience with the two variants of the OnePlus X, I'd say no.
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Of course clinical data, too, are needed to work out what those variants all mean.
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Mukherjee has opted for a largely metaphorical description of genes, their variants and their expression.
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Commentators are suggesting variants of this deal; perhaps with an "emergency brake" on free movement.
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The remaining variants are available for preorder, but no concrete release dates have been announced.
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They used 500 variants of "Ahs" to show that his responses were not random guesses.
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To date, rare variants in nearly 1,500 genes have been shown to cause developmental disorders.
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There are two variants of this pin, presumably because the first one sold so well.
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Audi plans to offer two variants of the vehicle, a Sportback 50 and Sportback 55.
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Also, when researchers looked at African-Americans, the genetic variants only minimally predicted educational outcomes.
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Discovering specific DNA variants that are correlated with education can help us in two ways.
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The variants are linked to genes active in the brain, helping neurons to form connections.
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They also reported gene variants associated with maternal age and the likelihood of having twins.
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Both variants are available with 128/256/512GB as well as 1TB of storage memory.
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The modernization upgrades — being designed by Lockheed Martin — will go on both variants, DePietro said.
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The launches include electric variants of the Kuga and Puma SUVs and the Mondeo sedan.
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The Solar Floodlight, Solar Steplight and Solar Pathlight are solar variants of the existing devices.
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Two different variants of the LCS are built at shipyards in Alabama and Wisconsin. Rep.
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And unlike gas-powered lawn mowers, the electric variants are quieter and do not pollute.
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The company cited new margarines with specialty oils and dairy-free variants for the improvement.
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It&aposs still being produced today with new next-generation variants taking to the skies.
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Or they could be working on one of half a dozen different variants of Unix.
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The ACV will come in four different variants derived from the armored personnel carrier base.
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It's available in both free and paid variants, but the free version isn't worth much.
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And the addition of more Model 3 variants, also should boost demand, the spokesperson added.
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Will we keep inventing variants of neural nets that make once-unsolved problems look easy?
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