The phrase "any variation that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or changes of something, often in a conditional context.
Example: "We will accept any variation that meets the specified criteria."
Alternatives: "any modification that" or "any change that".
The infile string can be defined in any variation that is accepted by the ASCDS stack API.
Any variation that included bourbon instead of rye required that the measure of Bénédictine be diminished, because most bourbons register as sweeter than most ryes.
Darwin may not know the actual basis for variations, but he realizes…that any variation that cannot be passed on to offspring cannot be selected for or against".
Data obtained from this sensor is used to adjust the flow of water in order to correct any variation that modifies the operator's commands.
'My view is to throw it all away and start again,' he said, 'I don't think it's how the brain works.' Analyzing huge amounts of data to reach a solution works well for specific processes, but any variation that hasn't been previously accounted for perplexes machine learning algorithms.
However, the segmentation gene network is highly robust and compensates for any variation that is exerted by the temperature step such that WT embryos correct for differences in nuclear densities and become normally segmented [10] during cycle 14.
The guidelines provide advice to antidoping agencies on how to put programs in place to collect and store athletes' blood samples and monitor them for any variations that could indicate doping — without an actual positive test.
They analyzed the genomes of various members of the families for some 341 DNA markers, looking for any variations that were consistently inherited with the prostate cancer--an indication that the markers are located near a susceptibility gene.
Radial velocity measurements of this star using the Near Infrared Spectrometer (NIRSPEC) instrument at the Keck II observatory have not revealed any variations that might otherwise indicate the presence of an orbiting companion.
