Variant organism that differs from its parent because of mutation
variable
A variable that can hold any of various unrelated data types
A different sequence of a gene (locus)
showing variety, diverse
showing deviation or disagreement
Something that is slightly different from a type or norm
The word kerosine is a variant of "kerosene".
a thing that differs from another in form only, being the same in essence or substance
A virus that is generated by modifying a known virus Examples are modifications that add functionality or evade detection The term variant is usually applied only when the modifications are minor in nature An example would be changing the trigger date from Friday the 13th to Thursday the 12th
A document that has the same bibliographic description as another, but contains printed elements which vary from the other For example, if a document is printed with a woodcut illustration, a second document with the same text but without the illustration would be a variant A blank form with handwritten additions is not a variant of the blank form without handwriting, because handwriting is not a change that occurred during printing The filled-in blank form would be a duplicate copy
Varying in from, character, or the like; variable; different; diverse
A variant of a particular thing is something that has a different form to that thing, although it is related to it. The quagga was a strikingly beautiful variant of the zebra
A version that is an alternative of another version For example, variants allow a configuration item to meet conflicting requirements [Whitgift1991a] Also called variation See also revision
Plant form that varies to some degree from the norm
Changeable; changing; fickle
one of two or more individuals exhibiting usually slight differences: as a: one that exhibits variation from a type or norm b: one of two or more different spellings or pronuciations of the same word
a DNA sequence 1000 nucleotides (or synonymously base pairs) in length or longer that is present a variable number of times as copies in a genome relative to a reference genome
splice variant: A varian form of a mRNA produced by RNA splicing
z-variant: a shape variant of a Han character, encoded for historical reasons
new variant CJD: a brain disease that kills people, which may be caused by eating beef that is affected by BSE mad cow disease
new variant Creutzfeld-Jacob Disease: {i} CJD with shorter incubation, nvCJD
variants: vars
variants: Tenders, which meet minimum specifications but vary in technical terms May be allowed by a contracting authority where award criterion is that of most economically advantageous tender
variants: A unit of the biogeoclimatic classification system A variant is a further breakdown of subzones based on climatic variation within the subzone
variants: New strains of viruses that borrow code, to varying degrees, directly from other known viruses The variants are usually identified by a letter, or letters, following the virus family name; for example, VBS LoveLetter B , VBS LoveLetter C, and so on
variants: Two terms are variants if they are identical modulo a variable renaming, which is analogous to -convertibility in the lambda calculus If and are variants, we write Obviously
variants: Plural form of variant