These data indicate the importance of date ripening as a main driver of variation in the date metabolome responsible for their diverse nutritional and economical values.
However, because group size increased with food quality and quantity, food resources emerged as the primary driver of variation in behavioural strategies.
Transcript clustering identified age as the greatest driver of variation in the 4 and 6 months samples, with genotype being the second major driver.
Most of these studies detrended time series prior to analysis, or otherwise removed the raw trend to isolate stochastic variation in the environmental factor as a driver of phenotypic variation.
The other big driver of variation in Medicare spending is the use of so-called post-acute care, such as services in skilled nursing facilities.
Although tissue-differences were the main driver of variation in DNA methylation, we observed inter-individual variation for 15,803, 11,719, 46,437 and 8,415 CpGs in the liver, subcutaneous fat, omentum and skeletal muscle, respectively (defined as a mean sum of squares > 0.025).
We tested the general hypothesis that the set of environmental predictors emerging as potentially important drivers of variation in assemblages depended on the spatial scale considered.
We tested the general hypothesis that the set of environmental variables emerging as potentially important drivers of variation in polychaete assemblages depend on the spatial scale considered.
Emerging evidence points to aberrant regulation of translation as a driver of cell transformation in cancer.
Our study quantified the degree to which the likely drivers of variation in abundance interact in a single population of a wide-ranging oceanic predator.
