Sentence examples for Pronounced variation from inspiring English sources

Pronounced variation in AsA content has been observed both within and among individuals, but the genetic factors responsible for this variation are largely unknown.

Pronounced variation in AsA content among different tissue types in the same individual and among individuals has been observed [ 10], but the genetic factors responsible for AsA content variation in this species are largely unknown.

Pronounced variation in genomic regions related to these systems (exopolysaccharide synthesis cassettes and CRISPR loci) is apparent between strains of the same species, for example Streptococcus thermophilus (Bolotin et al., 2004) and ' Candidatus Accumulibacter phosphatis' (Kunin et al., 2008).

Transposable element groups exhibited pronounced variation in their insertion site preferences (Fig. 3a and Extended Data Fig. 5b).

There was, however, pronounced variation in Chloroflexi abundance within these biotopes as shown by the large standard deviations in Fig. 2d.

Although, on average, almost 94% of the OTUs100 recorded in sponges were found in the surrounding environment (whether sediment or seawater), there was pronounced variation among sponge species.

Among primate species there is pronounced variation in the relationship between social status and measures of stress physiology.

Large sediment inputs can cause pronounced variations in sediment storage and flux in a drainage network and lead to deformation of alluvial forms and impacts on river resources.

The computed gradients and fluctuations of the topside ionosphere electron density profiles have shown a few important features including, solar activity dependency and pronounced variations in between around +40° and −40° latitudes.

For the distal colon pronounced variations in resistance from 52 to 220 Ω·cm2 has been reported [ 8].

The accumulation levels of BradiIRI transcripts did not reflect the WPFT observations since pronounced variations in BradiIRI transcript levels were observed among the different accessions (Fig.  5B).