Sentence examples for a consequence of variation. from inspiring English sources

This protein varies in size as a consequence of variation in the number of copies of a 37-aa repeat unit in the C-terminal region.

Childs once wrote that "disease is as much a consequence of variation in our social and cultural organization as biological, and management is best directed to whichever component is most amenable". This insight shaped not only the modern understanding of medical genetics and human disease but also laid the groundwork for our present-day quest for individualized medicine.

Given the heterogeneous nature of MS we questioned whether the observed poor yield of response genes upon IFNß treatment of the whole MS cohort could be a reflection of averaging out differences as a consequence of variation in pharmacological responsiveness between the patients.

Differences in gain and loss between the different branches might also be a consequence of variation in generation time between plants.

Variation in mitochondrial size is generally a consequence of variation in the length of the repeats in the noncoding region and not in the number of structural genes.

Van Harmelen et al. (22) suggested that gender difference in leptin concentration was a consequence of variation in leptin secretion present in women and not in men.

Time delays may change drastically in an irrigation main canal pool as a consequence of variations in its hydraulic operation regime.

However, quantitative differences remain large in terms of pyrolysis temperature (maximum values of 600 650 K), product yields (minimum char yields of 21 33%, maximum liquid yields of 47 57%), and average devolatilization rate, as a consequence of variations in the chemical composition.

This principle has been used in optics to study the properties of photons, since orbital angular momentum (OAM) signatures in photons can arise as a consequence of variations of phase and intensity in optical fields.

Gravity waves (GW) may also play a role in forcing of SSW when propagating into the stratosphere as a consequence of variations in the tropopause jet during instabilities in the upper troposphere (Flury et al. 2010; Yamashita et al. 2010).

Note that although each offering will exhibit different run-times – a consequence of variations in processor speed and memory bandwidth – these considerations are not being taken into account here as we expect these to be marginal.