The phrase "a further variation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or adaptations of a particular concept, idea, or item.
Example: "This design is a further variation of the original concept, incorporating new elements for improved functionality."
Alternatives: "an additional variation of" or "a different version of".
A further variation of "body stuffing" is "parachuting" in which the illicit drug (often methamphetamine or cocaine) is swallowed in a plastic baggie that has been punctured multiple times to allow a slow-release of the drug [61].
FDCs morphologically similar to both of these abnormal mature forms were found in scrapie-affected murine lymph nodes but a further variation of disease-associated mature FDCs was present within the MLN of scrapie-affected mice.
16 A further variation of the mRS, the Oxford Handicap Scale, has been described but is not commonly used by trialists.
As a further variation of this pathway branching, F95H EIZS generates predominantly β-curcumene by direct deprotonation of the homobisabolyl cation.
A further variation of clusterin expression pattern in clu clones was detected by immunocytochemistry, where the protein was found to be located, in contrast to the normal cytoplasmic localisation, in both the nucleus and cytoplasm.
A further variation of our parameter estimation study involved stopping DE at a particular generation, grabbing the best population member, resampling around it with the LH approach and continuing DE.
In a further variation on the theme of the RecBCD and AddAB end-resection assemblies, it was revealed that both the AdnA and AdnB components contain an N-terminal helicase domain, and a RecB-like C-terminal nuclease domain.
Taking a step further, variation of the index pair is quantitatively associated with the residual torque on a loose bolt.
Several other proposals of this type were put forward, and a further variation combined the airfoil characteristics of a ground-effect machine with an air-cushion lift system that allowed the craft to develop its own hovering power while stationary and then build up forward speed, gradually transferring the lift component to its airfoil.
Several other proposals of this type were put forward, and a further variation combined the airfoil characteristics of a ground-effect machine with an air-cushion lift system that allowed the craft to develop its own hovering power while stationary, then build up forward speed, gradually transferring the lift component to its airfoil.
Interestingly, the present analyses revealed further variation of the RxLR motif, suggesting an important role of the conservation of the dEER-motif.
