The phrase "arising variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or differences that emerge or develop over time, particularly in scientific, statistical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study focused on the arising variation in temperature patterns over the last decade."
Alternatives: "emerging variation" or "developing variation".
Thus Riedl's theory suggested that newly arising variation is structured by the development and presented to selection in a nonrandom way.
The M-K test compares neutrally arising variation (within species polymorphism) to fixed differences after selection has acted (between species divergence) [ 12].
The contribution of de novo (i.e., newly arising) variation to ASD risk has been identified through whole exome sequencing – the deep characterization of protein coding regions, which in aggregate comprise 1 2% of the genome [ 21– 23].
Inter-individual biological variation can arise from variation such as genetic variation, cellular composition, ethnicity, sex, genotype-environment interactions or physiological variation such as time of the day at which a sample was taken, diet and stress.
The images created from RNA ISH experiments include variations arising from natural variation in embryos and technical variation from processing and capturing material.
Evolutionary developmental biology (EVO-DEVO) studies how the dynamics of development affect the phenotypic variation arising from genetic variation and its correlation with phenotypic evolution.
Some of the intra-cluster variation arises from variations which occur in identifiers, e.g. on marriage.
The mutation bias hypothesis posits that variation in GC content arises through variation in mutation patterns across the genome.
To avoid a large fluctuation in biological responses arising from variations of these bioactive constituents, we have established the standardized extract of C. asiatica, namely ECa 233.
The gBGC hypothesis suggests that variation in GC content arises through variation in recombination rate across the genome.
The variations of absenteeism over the business cycle is also compatible with the hypothesis of changed workload arising from variations in demand9.
