The major differences among Aime-MHC, HLA, FLA, DLA, BoLA, SLA, and H2 were in the genomic length and content of the highly variable regions B, C, and E (Table 1 and Figure 4), a variability that was attributed to differences in alpha and beta gene birth-and-death process in DR, DQ, DY, and DP subregions (Figure 4).
Revolver showed a variability that was considerably larger than the others.
Furthermore, head injury is heterogeneous and, thus, a larger sample may have a greater variability that is not reflected in this small cohort.
We believe this inability to forecast ESF with one-station measurements points to a D2D variability that is intertwined with longitudinal variability (e.g., Tsunoda and White, 1981, Tsunoda, 2005, 2015; Saito and Maruyama, 2007).
While the correlation coefficient is larger than that in Fig. 1 a (ultimately a consequence of the much higher dynamic range of SUR and TLR in comparison to SUVblood and SUVliver), the SURtc/TLR ratio in fact exhibits a fractional variability that is distinctly higher than that of LBR (about 18 vs. 12%%) which also is apparent from a comparison of Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 a, b.
The genomic organization of tRNA genes and pseudogenes shows complex lineage-specific patterns characterized by an extensive variability that is in striking contrast to the extreme levels of sequence-conservation of the tRNAs themselves.
This reflects a certain interindividual variability that is to be expected in such a cohort.
Having more than one copy of the genome helps to create a 'reservoir of variability' that is beneficial for adaptation.
Our results clearly demonstrate that sheep β-chain constitutes a level of variability that is substantially larger than that described in other mammalian species.
The values of k obtained in these studies exhibit a large, up to an order of magnitude, variability that is commonly attributed to the variations in the computational setups adopted in different studies.
